Electronic Mobility Controls (EMC) Driving Aids
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EMC Accessory Products
The Secondary Driving Controls manufactured by EMC are designed to operate vehicle functions other than Gas, Brake & Steering. EMC offers a variety of options for many different vehicle applications.
Accessory Product Options:
Electronic Gear Shift
Smart-Shift® sets the industry standard for “Electronic Shift” applications, and can be installed into any vehicle equipped with an automatic transmission. No more missed gears or waiting in traffic for other actuator systems to slowly move. Smart-Shift® travels from Park to Drive in 1.3 seconds! Simply press the desired key one time and the actuator moves to the desired gear automatically.
Electronic Park Brake
The EMC Electronic Park Brake is an excellent and dependable replacement for the OEM mechanical Park Brake. The Park Brake utilizes a combination of components which can output a force of more than 640 lbs. and is capable of fully applying the park brake in less than 3-seconds. The water resistant cast housing is designed to keep the internal components protected from the elements and abuse.
Voice InterActive Controls®
This “new” technology from EMC replaces the older Digivoice® “voice activation” systems from EMC. VIC® stands for Voice Interactive Controls and is used for “voice activation” of Secondary controls, and is also used to communicate “verbal instructions” to the driver on the status of AEVIT 2.0® primary driving controls. VIC® incorporates a programmable “flash card” reader enabling speech commands and instructions to be “custom tailored” if needed.
2-Function Accessory Controls
The EMC line of Two-Button Touchpads is the economic solution for persons requiring simplified access to a minimal number of vehicle functions. These touchpads are constructed of lightweight and durable ABS plastic and can be mounted just about anywhere, including directly to a hand control device. Each touchpad incorporates two, low-effort switches spaced 2.3 inches apart for easy access. With the addition of raised buttons, the touchpad becomes extremely tactile so that access for persons choosing elbow operation is simple.