Adaptable switches are electronic devices that aim to help people with physical disabilities or motor disabilities to use electronic devices such as smartphones, computers, smat tv, among others.
Common switches operate similarly to a telephone system with private lines. In this system, when one person calls another, the telephone exchange will connect them on a dedicated line, allowing for more simultaneous conversations. Adaptive switches work similarly, but without the need for complex movements.
One adaptive switch I have at home is the remote control of the television. Through the remote control, everyone in my house has access to TV without having to make sudden or complex movements.