Assistive Devices for PC Keyboard

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This collection of assistive pieces is specially designed for use with a computer keyboard. Each one has a unique shape to meet different needs: -Ring o (light blue) fits comfortably on the pinkie finger, allowing some degree of wrist movement without being heavy or cumbersome. -Ring 8 (yellow) can be worn on both the pinkie and ring fingers, providing a more stable typing experience with less wrist movement. -T shape (purple) enables users to press keys with their palm facing down, using a clenched fist for support. -C shape (red) also allows the user's palm to face down, but keeps their hand open as it is embraced by the curved design. -U shape (violet) is similar to C shape but positions the hand perpendicular to the keyboard. -Mouth piece (green) enables users to type with their mouth, requiring a supporting material to stay in place.