Overview
mo-vis develops, produces and commercializes special input devices and their accessories for users of electric wheelchairs worldwide. The company offers solutions including special controls, input control systems, wheelchair accessories, mounting systems, and other assistive devices designed to help people with motor disabilities.
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- Today we visited our client John, now he has been using his new Permobil F5 VS, he wanted some after sales adjustments made. This included programming changes to his chin controls, seat memory positions, function sequences and adjustments to his seating set up to ensure postural positioning. In addition we also set up his tablet holder, phone holder and self levelling cup holder! We also discussed and helped his care team with the best way to transfer him in to the chair with his hoist to ensure his posture is correct in the chair
- We’re hiring a Hardware Engineer (R&D)! 🔧 At mo-vis, we develop and produce innovative assistive technology and special controls for power wheelchairs, with one clear goal: helping people with limited mobility become as independent as possible. We’re looking for someone who enjoys turning ideas into reliable, practical hardware solutions — from electronics and prototyping to testing, improvement and production. You’ll join a team where innovation, quality and practical impact go hand in hand. Interested in working on technology that
- Rehacare Düsseldorf 2026 ✔️ Great conversations, new connections and a lot of laughs later... Thank you to everyone who visited our booth and shared their experiences with us. Together we continue moving forward ✈️ #Rehacare #movis #movingforwardtogether REHACARE – International Trade Fair for Rehabilitation and Care
- Final day at REHACARE 2026! 🚀 It’s been a busy few days in Düsseldorf, full of great conversations, familiar faces, new connections and plenty of interest in what’s new at mo-vis. If you haven't stopped by yet, today is your last chance! One of the things we are showing is a special adapation of our Head Control. The side pads are called 'Remote pad' for a reason. They can be placed anywhere the user has easy access to them and on our booth they're placed by the knees, so it is effectively a 'head-knee' control. They are designed
- More compatibility. More freedom of choice. At REHACARE – International Trade Fair for Rehabilitation and Care 2026, we’re excited to announce that our All-round Joystick, All-round Light Joystick, Heavy Duty Joystick and Actuator Keypad (with both buttons and paddles) will now also be available for LiNX wheelchair electronics. At mo-vis, we strongly believe in compatibility across wheelchair brands and electronics. Why? Because we want the end-user to have the freedom to choose the device that works best for them. By expanding
- Yes, we’re control freaks. And this week at REHACARE – International Trade Fair for Rehabilitation and Care, we’re bringing the guide to prove it. 😉 We’re launching our brand-new Clinical Guide: Control Architecture in Power Wheelchairs at REHACARE 2026. Created for seating & mobility professionals, the guide looks beyond simply choosing a joystick or alternative control. It provides a practical framework for assessing the person, their goals and environment, optimizing control, selecting alternative proportional or digital
- We’re live at REHACARE 2026 — and so is the mo-vis Academy 🎓 From today, our new online learning platform is available to help professionals build their mo-vis product knowledge step by step, whenever and wherever it suits them. If you’re at REHACARE – International Trade Fair for Rehabilitation and Care this week, come by and let us show you around the Academy, explore the courses and see how we’re making product training easier to access. 📍 Hall 5, Stand C22 📅 23–26 September | Düsseldorf And yes… there may be
- Next week, we’ll be heading to Düsseldorf for REHACARE 2026, and we’re looking forward to seeing many familiar faces and meeting plenty of new ones. We’ll have a lot to show you this year, including our latest developments, the new mo-vis Academy, and our new Clinical Guide on Control Architecture in Power Wheelchairs. Most of all, we’re looking forward to the conversations: hearing about your cases, exchanging ideas and talking about how we can keep improving access and independence for power wheelchair users. 📅 23–26 September
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Rebecca Van CraeymeerschProduct & Quality Manager
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