software

Hello. Im new to the forum and want to thank all of you for sharing your personal stories to help us all. I was hoping someone could shed some light on the tobii dynovox computer. particularly the I series. my dad just received it a few weeks ago and it has been close to nothing but problems. I...

Is it possible to make phone calls with text to speech software?

This was my mother-in-law's computer, brand new spring 2014. She only used it a handful of times. It is a Tobii I-15 with Windows and EyeGaze communication software that speaks for the patient. Includes a library of common phrases and subjects that makes simple communication quick and easy...

Intel provides Stephen Hawking's voice software. It's available for free. Here's the location. Replace "(dot)" with a "." of course. https://github (dot) com/01org/acat/releases

Calling all ERICA Eye Response Users. A friend has been an ERICA user since 2008 and has found it to be an invaluable tool used daily for hours on end. He utilized all the components that the Lifemate software offered, including environmental control. When his system became inoperable about a...

The Tobii I-12 is a speech generating device that enables effective communication. The I-12 has a rugged design and can be used with eye gaze, touch screen, or keyboard. The I-12 is optimized for individuals with Cerebral Palsy, Rett, ALS, or stroke, people who rely on assistive and...

Tobii C12 Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) device with Eye Tracking Module for sale. The Tobii had a profound impact on our daughter. It empowered her. But as she will no longer be in a classroom setting, we need to transition her to a more portable, smaller communications...

Hi all, This looks like a great community - I'm happy to have found it. I do not have ALS/MND, but I have written something that might be of interest to people on here. The rules state that linking to your own website is not allowed though. Does anyone know what I should do? The software runs...

Greetings: My husband PALS can still talk, so he doesn't need communication help at this time. However, he's lost the use of his hands, leaving him bored and frustrated because he can't engage in the ways in which he is accustomed. He really enjoyed conversing with people through Skype, email...

This diagnosis is worse than having a bucket of ice water tipped over your head. The detail of this sticky can be summarized by these steps which are not necessarily in the same order for everyone: 1. Absorb the shock 2. Find support systems 3. Tell people as appropriate 4. Put legal affairs in...