A device designed for users who have difficulty using a mouse. It incorporates joystick cursor control together with functions such as cursor speed control and scroll.
An eye-gaze tracking with speech recognition that transforms a commercial computer into an alternative augmented communication system through multiple interaction ways (ranging from eye tracking to head movement, from standard mouse to the simple touch).
An alternative mouse that can be attached with a band to any part of the body of one who does not have the mobility in the upper extremities to use a conventional mouse and keyboard, as with tetraplegia, spina bifida, brain paralysis, multiple sclerosis.
A smartpad that allows users to write naturally with pen on any paper, and with the push of a button convert their handwritten notes into “living” digital files.
