Tobii PCEye 5
Tobii has long been recognized as the leader in eye control. The 5th generation Tobii PCEye is the first to work indoors and outdoors, even if it is under certain conditions: shade worn on the face necessary via a cap or a hat.
Combined with a laptop, a Windows tablet or a desktop PC, the PCEye allows the emulation of the computer mouse via eye movement. Simple and intuitive, it is ideal for people with tetraplegia (multiple sclerosis, traumatic tetraplegia, ALS, Locked in Syndrome, certain myopathies, etc.)
This accessory allows the mounting of the Tobii PCEye with a Microsoft Surface Pro 4 or Surface Pro tablet. This support can be placed on a table or combined with a Rehadapt arm (see section "supports for communication device") to be used in bed or on a wheelchair. However, pay attention to the autonomy of your tablet for mobile use: it is good to provide a backup power supply if the use is important.
The TD Pilot is the first eye-guided device that works perfectly with the Apple IOS environment. Equipped with the latest generation of Tobii Dynavox eye control (5th), it can be used outdoors with shade worn over the eyes (cap or hat). Working with the equivalent of an iPad Pro, it allows intuitive and efficient management of the Apple environment. Text-to-speech can even be used to make calls via Face Time!
Available with a 13 or 16" touch screen, the I-Series devices are totally dedicated to communication by eye movement. They represent the top of the range of voice prosthesis by eye control. The speakers are powerful, the 2 large batteries, the box resistant to shocks and splashes.It integrates Communicator and Snap Core software, it is an ideal solution for people deprived of voice: SLA, Locked in Syndrome, IMC.They can be mounted on a buggy or on a support in bed.
The Tellus i6 is Jabbla 's integration of a high-end communication device coupled with the latest generation of eye control from Tobii. The Amego software developed in Mind Express is stunningly simple: getting started...or should we say "eye control" is very intuitive.
It is therefore the ideal tool for people who cannot speak and whose body movements suffer from motor incoordination (some BMIs for example) or for people suffering from quadriplegia (ALS, locked in syndrome...).