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Triangular Low-Vision Button

Created by
VHA Rehabilitation Engineer
Created:
1/30/25
Submitted:
10/9/26
Published:
10/9/26
Center section of the triangle button that is pressed to active switch
triangle_top_centerCenter section of the triangle button that is pressed to active switch.

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Center section of the triangle button that is pressed to active switchBottom section of the triangle buttonOuter top section of the triangle button

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3DPX-021686

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CC-BY-NC-SA
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Version 2

Category

Prosthetics
Prosthetics

Collection(s)

VHA Office of Advanced Manufacturing
VHA Office of Advanced Manufacturing
Description

Triangle button designed to make buttons and switches easier to see and activate. The button is designed to be used with a mono-jack port. The stylus is not included. All instructions for printing and use can be found in the "Triangualar_Low_Vision_Button_ID.pdf" file.

Source Data Details
3D Printing Instructions
Image of the Triangular button, from the top