EyeMouse from Adaptive Computer Systems
The EyeMouse from Adaptive Computer System allows
users to 'type with their eyes'. The EyeMouse tracks pupil movements
using a video-based tracking system and generates mouse signals to
move the cursor on the computer monitor. Text can be entered using the
EyeMouse with Visual Keyboard, and the Internet is accessible with Visual
Surfboard.
http://www.adaptive-computer.com/eyemouse.html
Visual Keyboard:
http://www.adaptive-computer.com/vk.html
Visual Surfboard:
http://www.adaptive-computer.com/vs.html
Eye Access is an eye-movement controlled computer system.
For some time the idea of precisely analysing the function of eye-movement
with regard to using it to operate a wide variety of systems has
been a source of interest for many researchers.
http://saem-ales.saem-ales.fr/EyeServer/
Vision Control Systems
- eye tracking, holographic, optics, control, eye, retina, infra-red.
Low cost point-of-observation computer control
Vision Control Systems` technology instantaneously
moves the cursor to the user`s precise point of
observation, with immediate operational benefits.
By integrating a miniature camera with holographic
optics, VCS brings the benefits of low cost, lightweight
eye-tracking to computer users.
Applications for VCS technology span computer games,
pilot training, advertising research and aids for disabled
people.
http://www.visioncs.com/
Quad - Joy Street Electric Manufacturing Company
http://www.excel.net/business/quadjoy~mouse.htm
Pads & Switchs Controls:
http://rcun01.polyu.edu.hk/product/comm.html
Alternative Input Devices
http://n1nlf-1.media.mit.edu/computing/input.html
Headpointers - Devices:
http://www.macroint.com/cgi-win/ableweb.exe?prc=gtp&q=sq&gc=299&
Optical Pointers - Devices:
http://www.macroint.com/cgi-win/ableweb.exe?prc=gtp&q=sq&gc=300&
Morse 2000 Code Input - Devices
Morse And Alternative Input Code Devices
The Prentke Romich Company - Home Page
Augmentative Communication -
Computer Access - Environmental Controls
http://www.rehabdesigns.com/prentke.htm
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