We have updated Gazespeaker today with the 1.3.2 version update. This version provides the following features: added setting for keyboard text ratio added image in combo box in grid editor fixed bug in low resolution screens fixed bug in grid editor when size greater than 1 fixed bug in email...
Manage your contacts with a specific module. The contact list is then automatically accessible when you create new mails, or when you want to reply or transfer a mail.
You can write new emails, reply or transfer emails. You can also enter the text of the mail with the predictive keyboard and add new recipients.
These grids are used are based on a more significant set of cells: each grid contains a first row for general purpose buttons and a textwriter, while the 3 other rows contains 21 cells. This set contains a vocalubulary of several hundreds of words (maximum of 21 x 21 =...
This set of grids is based on grids with 6 cells. This system can define a maximum of 6 x 6 cells, i.e. 36 different words or interactions. NB: based on the ARASAAC color pictograms.
Yes – No grid to be used as a first experience of communication. This grid can be used for children or during the initial days of training with Gazespeaker.
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) visual grids are based on the ARASAAC color pictograms: you can also adapt these grids with the visual grid editor integrated in Gazespeaker
Gazespeaker is a free (open source) program designed for people with special needs and for education. It relies on eye tracking technologies to facilitate communication and interactions.
Gazespeaker is natively compatible with Tobii EyeX and the Eye Tribe eye trackers. You may also use head tracking systems or a mouse.
Gazespeaker is responsive and compatible with multiple form factors: desktop, laptop and windows tablets. Technical requirements: Windows 7 (Windows 8.1 recommended), 4 GB memory, SSD recommended, CPU Intel I3 when using the eye tracking system (I5 recommended)