Switch Adapted Air Hogs Zero Gravity RC Car

The Switch Adapted Air Hogs Zero Gravity RC Cart is a wireless remote control car that can climb the walls! It moves forward and backward, and can turn its wheels left and right.

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updatedApril 17, 2026

Device Information

Overview

This is a commercially available Air Hogs Zero Gravity Sprint RC Wall Climber Car that has been adapted for use with assistive switches. The car can drive on the floor, the walls, or the ceiling, and can move forward and backwards, and turn its wheels left and right. This toy requires four assistive switches.

How To Use

Plug four assistive switches into the four cables coming out of the remote control. Each switch will perform the action labeled on the cable clamp, and will act as if you pressed the original button on the remote

Disability Type Description

This adapted toy may be suitable for individuals with physical or developmental disabilities who are unable to activate the small buttons on the standard toy. It supports users who rely on assistive switches due to limited fine motor control, strength, or coordination.


Switch-adapted toys can promote independent play, cause-and-effect learning, and accessible engagement for children and adults who use switch-based access methods.

Estimated Cost (CAD)

$26 - $50

Maker Information

Skills Description

This toy is an intermediate level difficulty which requires soldering, the use of a power drill, and access to a 3D printer.

Print Time (hrs)

0.5

Assembly Time (hrs)

1

Tools Needed

Common Hand Tools;Common Power Tools;3D Printer;Soldering Iron

Build Instructions

This build involves disassembling the toy remote, drilling four holes, soldering in four switch plug cables, and reassembling the toy.


Detailed step-by-step instructions are available at the Project Link or via the Download Link (requires log-in).

Project Link

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License

Attribution

Documentation created by Neil Squire / Makers Making Change.

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