Wilson Memorial freshman finds independence through eye-gaze device

Kaili Webster has cerebral palsy. Mostly non-verbal, she finds her voice with the use of an eye-controlled communication device.
University of Wyoming

AAC Devices

Explore a wide range of communication support apps designed to meet the diverse needs of individuals with speech and language challenges. From symbol-based tools like Snap Core First and Proloquo2Go ...
KGUN 9

Tucson school brings AAC to the playground to promote socializing for students with communicative disabilities

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — A school in the Tucson Unified School District is providing a new tool for students with communicative disabilities to socialize on the playground. While many schools utilize ...
Business Wire

Eye Tracking for AAC as Accessible as Oxygen: Cognixion® Expands Access to Its Eye Tracking Technology Through Nationwide Oxygen Supplier

Leading assistive technology provider Cognixion announces the launch of a revolutionary new AI-powered product with Lincare AAC, a division of Lincare Holdings Inc., and provider of oxygen and other ...
Business Wire

Communication Unbound: Tobii Unveils New Family of Eye-Controlled AAC Devices, Gives Voice to Those With Communication Challenges

Tobii I-Series enables effective communication in all forms, making independence a reality for those who need it most STOCKHOLM & BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, Tobii Technology, the global market ...
The Lantern

Augmentative and Alternate Communication: Bringing communication to those who can’t speak

Under the harsh fluorescent lights of an emergency room, most people can verbally communicate their symptoms and severity of pain to a nurse. Those who cannot use their voice to communicate must rely ...