Eye gaze
Eye gaze systems allow you to navigate and control your computer by tracking where you are looking. We offer a variety of eye gaze cameras to help every individual find the most effective solution.
Grid Pad with eye gaze
Built for access, the Grid Pad has a unique camera module that adds eye gaze seamlessly. With either an Irisbond Duo or EyeTech TM5 camera inside, the Grid Pad camera unit offers complete control of the device, wherever you are. Mounting plates allow you to attach any other camera from our range.
Irisbond Duo
Maximum accuracy and complete control even with head movement.
EyeTech TM5
Robust and easy to use, the EyeTech TM5 Mini is a versatile camera that is suitable for a wide range of situations.
Alea IntelliGaze
The Alea IntelliGaze is a fully portable eye gaze camera that works with Windows devices. This lightweight camera can be connected to a portable device such as the Grid Pad Eye, or be set-up under a larger monitor.
LC EyeGaze Edge
The EyeGaze Edge is a highly accurate camera that can predict your gaze point to 1/4 inch or less. The camera is setup to track just one eye, making it a good option for people with ventilators that can confuse other cameras that use the whole face to detect the eyes.
Eye gaze software
Our range of software is fully eye gaze compatible. Learn new skills with Look to Learn by exploring visual scenes and playing games.
Grid 3 gives you complete control of your world, with complete eye gaze integration with natural features such as zoom to click.
Eye gaze clinics
Our free eye gaze clinic days offer a great way to trial the power of eye gaze interaction with a number of potential users. We can work with 8-10 students or patients to explore a wide range of hardware and software whilst having fun and finding the solutions that will fit your classroom or hospital.
Eye gaze in the classroom
We are specialists in working with eye gaze technology in the classroom. Our team have supported many pupils, implementing eye gaze as a shared resource for learning in the classroom. We aim to help students improve their eye gaze skills over time, improving accuracy for communication and computer access.
