I'd look at the Erica/Erica 2.

Jen Coggiola, MA, CCC/SLP
Speech Pathologist
ALS Center at UCSF
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Interested in add-on options for eye gaze tracking for a quadriplegic, person with ALS who is on hospice and has funds for private pay.

Does not want to learn new software associated with bundled eye devices, although is aware of the “optimized” features for eye gaze tracking in terms of accessing other windows functions.  Understands eye gaze tracking is not yet to pixel to pixel tracking for standard applications, but still wants to try the input method.

Have already contacted Quick Glance, are there other options?

Lisa M. Bruening, M.S., CCC-SLP

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