[senit] eye mouse

Does anyone have any experience of an eye mouse where users can control a computer curser with their eyes? If so could anybody suggest a supplier?

Dear Chrissie,

Interest declared

There are various systems that respond to eye movement.  All are expensive and require a 
high level of commitment in terms of training and support.

Most of them work in the way that you describe, and move the mouse cursor.  

The exception is the MyTobii system that works in conjunction with certain programs (like 
The Grid) and allows cells to be selected irrespective of the position of the cursor.   

For a completely impartial view, speak to the ACE Centre, who are hosting the GOGAIN 
project.

Paul Hawes
Managing Director
Sensory Software International Ltd. paul at sensorysoftware.com 
Smartbox Assistive Technology Ltd.  paul at smartboxat.com 
26, Abbey Rd, Malvern, WR14 3HD, UK
Tel +44 (0)1684 578868 Fax 897753
Please send personal mail to paulhawes at lavabit.com 

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> Does anyone have any experience of an eye mouse where users can control a computer curser with their eyes? If so could anybody suggest a supplier?
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> Chrissie Wilson, John Watson School 
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