User Stories

“I needed access to writing when I wanted it.” Ayoposi Ojelabi tells how head-tracking technology, from the original Quha Zono to the Zono X, helped him become an author and stay connected to the world from his room.

Paul is a 55 year-old C4-C5 quadriplegic since a football injury when he was 15. After discontinuation of his former head mouse, Headmaster Plus, he found Quha Zono.

Jari Mönkkönen, a former artistic gymnastics medallist, tells about his life and about his computer usage with Quha Zono head mouse.

An open letter from a satisfied Quha Zono user, 18-year old Katherine Quinn from Carmichael, California. After trying out different computer access devices she finally found a working one!

Veli Tarvainen, who was paralyzed in a traffic accident, recommends the Zono mouse for several reasons. The unique Quha technology allows, among other things, precise and ergonomic control for computers, smartphones and Smart TVs.

California-based Communication Technology Education Center (CTEC) provides full services in the use of personalized methods and devices to increase a person’s ability to communicate. CTEC starts from where most therapeutics skills and equipment ends – and now, with the Quha Zono Gyroscopic Air Mouse, going further than ever before.

Sian has been a Lightwriter SL40 user for several years. More recently her communication needs have changed. Our Product Advisor Vernon Jones went to visit her to discuss her new requirements.

A fateful car accident changes the life of a young engineer forever. Watch how she finds the right tools to cope with her new situation and reaches independence in her life once more.

Wolfgang Tröger suffers from nerve disease ALS – Because he can no longer tell about his travels, he has written a book “Text modules” – an unusual title for an equally unusual book. Who reads it understands why the Wolfgang Tröger has so written and called exactly.