The products include the EYEPLAYER software and an eye-tracking device. These can help people with disabilities learn, work, and express themselves in various occasions using eye gaze technology.

The software trains and evaluates its users’ eye coordination and eye muscle movement. It is suitable for those who need basic cognitive training and children who just started to learn how to make sentences. Additional learning materials can be added into the system according to users’ preferences and needs.

The software is different from traditional AAC softwares that are designed for users with better hand functions. It is suitable for users who are good at control their eye gaze but are not familiar with keyboards.

EYEJOY GAMES helps children repeatedly practice how to use their eye muscles and to improve their attention span.

Children can explore places in Taiwan while playing the eye gaze games. The software was developed for pro bono purposes and is not for sale. Interested users and entities are welcome to contact us.

The software will evaluate users’ general visual ability, spotting weakness of the users’ peripheral vision. The system will reproduce the user’s eye-tracking record that traces his or her eye gaze.

MoCA (Montreal Cognitive Assessment) is used to screen cognitive disorders.

A symbol-supported communication app.

Communication software that converts text and symbols into clear speech and offers computer and phone access, plus control of the home environment.