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PROFESSIONAL ACCESS LAB
Turn phones, switches and adaptive controllers into a shared training space.
Try access methods, build communication routines, run adaptive games, coach remotely, and leave with useful session data — without treating a game score as a diagnosis.
Connected
Peer-to-peer session
RTT—
SWITCH + CORE WORD ACCESS
Tactile Switch Deck
Four giant actions inspired by adaptive switch arrays. Use touch, keyboard, gamepad buttons, external switches, scanning, or a remote trainer cue.
Any-switch scanningOne switch selects the highlighted target.
Physical controllerMap Flex, Xbox, Access, arcade or USB/Bluetooth gamepads.
PHONE-AS-ACCESS-DEVICE
Motion Lab
Mount or hold the phone, zero a comfortable neutral position, then turn tilt, nod-like excursions and shake into intentional access signals.
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Motion data stays on this device unless “Share motion telemetry” is enabled in a paired session.
ADAPTIVE GAMING ACCESS TRIAL
Pulse Arena
Control the orb with tilt or gamepad axes. Large switch actions boost, brake, spawn targets and change traction. Difficulty adapts to success without calling slower responses “failure.”
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Streak0
Assist60%
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MULTISENSORY CUEING
Haptic Codes
Build repeatable cue patterns using phone vibration, controller rumble, tone and visual feedback. Phone browsers control timing rather than true motor amplitude; supported gamepads can use actual weak/strong magnitude.
DISCRIMINATION GAME
Choose Start to begin.
Recognize a pattern by vibration, sound or visual cue. The app adjusts repetition and cue density based on recent responses.
REAL-TIME COACHING
Partner Coach
A trainer or friend can send a cue while the participant responds with their preferred access method. Remote controls respect the participant’s local permission switches.
Last action—
Pair a second device to begin a shared session.
ADAPTIVE CONTROLLER BRIDGE
Devices + Input Mapper
Browser Gamepad support can expose many USB/Bluetooth adaptive controllers and arcade devices. External switches connected through those devices appear as gamepad buttons; keyboard-emulating switches work too.
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Controller behavior depends on the operating system, browser, driver and device. AccessLab reports what the browser actually exposes instead of assuming a specific commercial controller will map identically everywhere.
MAKERSPACE
Task Builder
Build a short, repeatable professional access trial: cue → expected action → feedback → delay. Save presets locally and send them to a paired partner.
PROFESSIONAL DOCUMENTATION
Session Report
Capture what was tried, how it was accessed, and what appeared usable. Metrics are descriptive performance observations — not diagnostic conclusions.