Eye gaze technology is opening up exciting new ways for individuals with physical disabilities to interact with their environment. One of the most fun and engaging ways to use eye tracking, is to control battery-operated toys.
We visited Pendle View School, where we met Harry – a student with Cerebral Palsy with a great sense of humour. Harry has been using eye trackers for a while and couldn’t wait to try out eyetuitive for iPadOS. On Harry’s first try, he couldn’t get enough when controlling a bubble machine to fill the room with bubbles.