AccessRC

AccessRC is an all-in-one accessible RC controller designed for people who find a standard handheld controller difficult to use. Drive with sip-and-puff input or a joystick, using the control style that works for you.

Designed for families, therapy activities, and recreation, AccessRC brings the fun of driving an RC car to everyone.

  • Sip-and-puff and joystick control in one controller.

  • Directional indicators for a clear view of your inputs.

  • WiFi dashboard to see input values, adjust settings, and create profiles.

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Cyan AccessRC controller with lime green markings
AccessRC controller with My Easy RC car
AccessRC with a connected dome joystick
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Two ways to take the wheel.

AccessRC brings two control options together in one compact controller.

Sip & puff

Use the provided mouthpiece to control the car through soft and hard sips and puffs. Adjustable pressure settings allow the setup to be tailored to the user.

Joystick

Connect a joystick to the 3.5mm jack and you’re ready to drive. The 3.5mm jack is compatible with adaptive gaming joysticks used with the Xbox Adaptive Controller and PlayStation Access Controller.

The AccessRC Wi-Fi dashboard

AccessRC Home page showing live pressure, current profile, battery level, and connection status.

Home

Connect to AccessRC’s Wi-Fi and open the dashboard in your browser—no app needed. View live input, battery level, connection status, and the current profile.

Pressure settings

Adjust sip-and-puff sensitivity and the hold time for reverse. Apply your changes to the selected pressure profile.

AccessRC mobile Joystick settings page with independent axis direction controls and deadzone choices.

Joystick settings

Set each axis direction and choose a deadzone from 5% to 25% to suit your joystick and movement.

AccessRC mobile Profiles page showing saved pressure profiles with edit and selection buttons.

Profiles

Save and switch between pressure settings for different users or preferences. Edit a profile whenever the setup needs a change.

AccessRC mobile Control guide explaining forward latch, sip-and-puff commands, and setup.

Control guide

Review driving gestures, the forward latch, joystick setup, and calibration instructions in one place.

What’s included

AccessRC will be available with a number of vehicle pairs. It is intially launching with the Fisher-Price My Easy RC. More vehicle options will be available over time. Each AccessRC will come with the following:

1. AccessRC Controller

2. My Easy RC Car (4 AA batteries not included)

3. Sip and puff straw

4. One replacement filter and three mouthpieces

5. USB C charging cord

*Dome joystick pictured above is available as a paid addon

For individuals & families

Make room for RC play at home. AccessRC is fun for everyone. Let’s work out the setup that’s right for you and your loved ones so you can enjoy hours of excitement without interruption.

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For therapy & recreation

Exploring accessible activities for a hospital, rehabilitation center, or other organization? Let’s talk about your setting, the people who will use AccessRC, and the number of controllers you need.

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Upcoming additions to the garage

The AccessRC garage will slowly expand over time to include more vehicle options. Below are some of the upcoming vehicles.

Blue and orange Lamborghini Huracan STO RC car with black wheels and a rear wing.

Lamborghini Huracan STO

Black Porsche 911 GT3 RS RC car with red wheels, mirrors, and side graphics.

Porsche 911 GT3 RS

Off-road Monster Truck

A few common questions.

  • The sip and puff driving is designed to mirror standard sip and puff power wheelchair driving. A hard puff drives forward, a soft puff turns right, a soft sip turns left, and a hard sip will stop and reverse if held.

  • No, AccessRC is only compatible with the specific car it ships with. It is not able to control other RC cars.

  • Absolutely. Select “An organization / institution” in your inquiry and include your organization, intended setting, and approximate quantity. We can discuss the configuration you have in mind.

Interested in AccessRC?

Tell me a little about who it’s for and how you’d like to use it. I’ll follow up to discuss the setup and next steps.

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