Hi Erin,
Our lending library puts a lot of wear and tear on our amps and mics and the Luminaud Spokeman and 3Way High Gain mic are great quality and hold up better than the less expensive ones we have tried.

I agree with Helen that if your client can use voice recognition software it provides a less expensive and simpler solution than eye tracking.  Here is a website I found for a client who wanted to know about the different  VR options.  http://www.pcworld.com/article/2055599/control-your-pc-with-these-5-speech-recognition-programs.html

I typcially just stick with Dragon Naturally Speaking and have had great results with the latest version.

Head tracking may be an option too if VR isn't going to work or even as a supplement to VR.  By the way, the new Quha Zono headtrackers are working well for us.  They can be set to be more sensitive to small movements then other head trackers.

Sincerely,

Amy Roman, MS, CCC-SLP
Augmentative Communication Specialist

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On Thu, 4/16/15, Erin Singleton <xxxxxx@communitymedical.org> wrote:

 Subject: voice amp? computer access?
 To: "xxxxxx@alsa.simplelists.com" <xxxxxx@alsa.simplelists.com>
 Date: Thursday, April 16, 2015, 9:32 AM

 Hello all,
   
 What is your favorite
 voice amplifier?
   
 What are you
 recommendations for easiest computer access for patient
 without dysarthria and no upper or lower motor control. Eye
 gaze attachment with home computer?
   
 TIA!
   
   
 Erin Singleton M.A.,
 CCC-SLP

 Neuroscience Outpatient
 Rehabilitation Center

 2335 East Kashian Lane,
 Suite 301

 Fresno, California
 93701

 Office: (559)
 459-6056

 Fax: (559) 459-2957

 Email:
 xxxxxx@communitymedical.org

   
   
   

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