Hi Jackie,
I had one client who used the EMG switch from Tinkertron with a Tobii I Series device for a while after she could no longer use eye tracking.  Dinal was willing to accept a return if it didn't work for my client but it worked better than anything else.  

Sincerely,

Amy Roman, MS, CCC-SLP
Augmentative Communication Specialist



Forbes Norris ALS Research and Treatment Center
2324 Sacramento Street
San Francisco, CA 94115
Cell (415)518-0592
Fax (415)600-3778


From: Jacqueline Gaddis <xxxxxx@alsa-ec.org>
To: xxxxxx@alsa.simplelists.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 1, 2017 3:19 PM
Subject: EMG Switch Help

Hello everyone,

I am trying to get a good comparison of different EMG switches to find the best choice for a client.  Problem is, I only have experience with the wired older Neuroswitch by Control Bionics and nothing more. I don't believe Control Bionics is compatible with Windows products yet-just Mac OS and now iPad's.  Looking for ANY feedback of any EMG switches available on the market today.  I understand the switch might not be appropriate for the client currently, but want to ensure I'm researching this specific activation method as fully as possible (and for future cases and knowledge).

Details:
Current Setup: Tobii I-12 using eyegaze, current activation method gumball switch or dwell. 
EMG potential location: Forearm (unknown yet whether anterior or posterior), but plan to possibly move to locations above neck (?)

Here is what I found available that might work with the Windows OS running on a Tobii I-series:
http://tinkertron.com/  (This one looks really similar as well: https://www.gokeytech.com/products/emg-switch)
Questions:
1) Am I missing any EMG Manufacturer(s) from my online searches?
2) Has anyone used any EMG switch with the Tobii I-series device?  Feedback? 

I appreciate any help in this, thank you!!  Please feel free to private email me as well!!

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Kindly,

Jackie Gaddis, BA, COTA/L
Assistive Technology Coordinator
ALS Association- Evergreen Chapter
Cell: (253) 350-2043


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