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Products that match: Eye-Gaze Control

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Operating System

ITU Gaze Tracker setup screen showing an eye centered on a two-axis grid with the pupil colored neon green. Below this picture are tool buttons and to the right is a setup menu for calibrating the pupil location.

ITU Gaze Tracker

An open-source gaze tracking application.

Screenshot of the Look to Learn main menu with five activity category options, including sensory, explore, target, choose, and control.

Look to Learn

Look to Learn is a software package with eye gaze games and activities to engage people starting out with eye gaze technology.

On-screen keyboard arranged by alphabet with 9 function keys in the middle. Two of these keys have a picture of a man with the word "speak", and 4 keys are bright green. The mouse is pointing at a blue key and the bar at the bottom shows the text that is being written.

Midas Touch

A free onscreen keyboard program for Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, or XP that is designed to be used with any head-controlled access technology.

Face-tracking screen with photo of face and detection screens.

Opengazer

An open-source gaze tracker for use with ordinary webcams. It is designed to be a low-cost software alternative to commercial hardware-based eye trackers.

Screenshot of internet browser

iABLE

iAble software was designed and developed to solve communication problems for people with moderate movement disorders and those with severely compromised neuromotor skills. iAble is a system of dedicated interfaces designed and developed for interactive modalities alternative to the ones offered by mouse and keyboard.

Text output screen featuring a field of text at the top with a word highlighted a truncated on-screen keyboard similar a phone keyboard, and a word list to the right.

Tapir

A simple program that allows disabled users to enter text using a method similar to that used with mobile phones.

Long black horizontal device with a stand and a camera lens on the right end.

Irisbond Duo

A mobile, lightweight eye tracker that connects to a Windows PC, laptop or tablet to provide users with eye gaze access. It is compatible with a large range of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) software.

Long rectangular eye-tracking device attached to bottom of tablet.

EyeMobile (Various Models)

A package of hardware and software that allows for completely hands-free access to a tablet computer and gives individuals with physical and communication impairments the ability to navigate, control and access apps, Internet, music, e-books, social media, and games.

Fanciful image of red demon-like figure with antennae and yellow dots for eyes.

Termite Torpedo

An arcade-style game designed especially for low vision and blind users.

Large black square with yellow sun in center and orange ring around it and the word sensory in lower case on a yellow border on the bottom.

iMeba

A simple stimulating app for people of all ages with special/complex needs. It is designed to be visually stimulating and suitable for a range of abilities.

Rounded rectangle with black background and colorful round, bubble-like connected shapes. At the bottom is a yellow bar with the word sensory in lowercase.

Plazma

A simple calming and relaxation app for people of any age with special/complex needs. It is designed to be visually stimulating and suitable for a range of abilities. 

Black rectangular factory image of peanut butter jar moving along the assembly line.

Cause & Effect Factory

A Windows-based program developed specifically for students with special needs that consists of 12 "fun" segments with a factory and assembly line theme. It is an age appropriate cause & effect program but can also be used with younger children for its sound and graphics.

Screenshot of Minecraft software showing eye-controlled functions along the bottom of the screen.

EyeMine

A free, Windows-based program that enables people with severe physical disabilities to use their eyes to play Minecraft.

A metal cylindrical device with a black tip and a nut that screws on the end.

Fiber-Optic Eye-Blink Switch

A switch that works best when the eye-blink is the only movement the user is able to perform. The sensor is capable of discriminating between random eye-blinks and a purposeful, controlled eye-blink.