Button box for Disabled

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You might be curious about what a button box actually is. It's a straightforward device comprising four gentle touch switches, which can be utilized as input for a computer system. The switches are positioned under each finger, enabling users to press them with minimal effort and without having to move their arm at all. This makes it perfect for individuals with physical disabilities such as muscular dystrophy. An Arduino Leonardo is employed to transmit the button presses directly into the computer, allowing each button to be programmed to execute a variety of tasks. From keypresses to mouse commands and even joystick commands, the possibilities are endless. The button box can also be found on instructables.com for those who want more detailed instructions.