Stim2Go vs Kinemo

****THIS APP REQUIRES A STIM2GO STIMULATION DEVICE**** The Stim2Go App controls a powerful neurostimulation device developed for non-invasive electrical stimulation. The Stim2Go stimulator uses a built-in inertial sensor to capture the patient's motion in real time. With this biofeedback, stimulation patterns can be triggered to support the patient in its movement execution. The device is intended for both clinical and home use. Disclaimer: It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of a qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or before making any decisions related to your health. Do not disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it due to information provided by this app. For full instructions for use and user manual, visit https://eifu.pajunk.com. Jurisdiction Statement: The Stim2Go device is FDA-listed and authorized for use within the United States and its territories. The device has obtained the required regulatory clearance for use in the European Union, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Canada, and Australia. The Stim2Go app and associated medical hardware are intended for use only in these jurisdictions. App features: - Account management with user profiles - Therapy programs (standard, custom, and shared) - Electrode placement wizard - Program customization for professional medical users - Program assignments - Usage statistics

Kinemo input controllers enable individuals with mobility challenges to control technology using hands-free body movements. With the Kinemo app, you can configure your Kinemo product to control Bluetooth-enabled devices and adaptive equipment to match your alternative control needs. The app supports both Kinemo Connect and Kinemo One. Use the companion app to configure the following parameters on your Kinemo device: - Configure range of motion, gesture detection sensitivities, and timings. - Configure a variety of proportional and gesture based actions to control up to three independent Bluetooth devices. - Assign digital device access controls such as mouse cursor movements, mouse button clicks, and any keyboard letter, number, or special keys such as enter and space. - On the Kinemo One, configure the 3.5mm output jack to control adaptive equipment via physical switch emulation. To purchase or learn more about Kinemo's hands-free controllers, please visit our website.