EyeTech’s eye tracking technology uses a single camera and two IR lights to turn your eye movements into mouse control – simply look to control with a blink or stare click. Eye gaze works by tracking a users’ eyes relative to where one is looking at the screen.  

Calibration ensures the highest level of accuracy and is customized for each individual user. That means it learns the user’s eye movements allowing greater use of the device’s apps.

Yes, the EyeOne Air and EyeOn Go systems support most languages.  The communication software Avaz supports the following languages:  English, Hungarian, French, Indian (Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada), Swedish, Faroese, and Danish.  The communication software DialoQ supports the following languages:  English, Estonian, Finnish, Bosnian, Croatian, German, and Swedish.

The volume control button is the second button on the top left side of the device.  

It takes 5 hours to fully charge the device and should not be plugged in for longer than that. 

For the EyeOn Air using eye gaze, look at the bottom of the screen, and a small bar will pop up, select the circle to exit an app and get to the home screen.  If using touch on the Air or Go tablet, simply swipe up to access the bar, and then select the circle.    

To find all of the installed apps on the device, make sure you are on the home screen, then do a long swipe up with your finger.  

The EyeOn Air is not GPS certified and does not include the Google Play Store. The EyeOn Go does come with the Google Play Store.  

Dwell activation involves looking at a target on the screen for a predetermined amount of time (usually around 1.2 seconds) to make a selection.  This activation method sometimes results in accidental selections, but it is not very fatiguing for the eyes.  

Blink activation requires looking at a target on the screen, then blinking for slightly longer than a natural blink to make a selection.  This activation method gives more control in making selections as accidental selections are often not an issue.  However, this method of activation can result in eye fatigue for some people.  

A switch is an assistive technology device that acts as an accessible control interface for individuals with physical or movement disabilities, allowing them to operate electronic devices like the EyeOn Air by activating a single, large button or sensor with any controllable body movement.

These different activation methods can be selected in the EyeOn Interact app setting under “Access Type.” 

The EyeOn Air weighs 3.8 lbs (1.71kg). 

10.2 in (25.8cm) x 7.3 in (18.5cm) x 2.4 in (6.2 cm)

(W x H x D)

Yes

The EyeOn Air has a battery run time of up to 15 hours.  The EyeOn Go battery run time with the accessory pack attached is up to 38 hours.  Without the accessory pack, the Go battery run time is up to 14 hours.

The EyeOn Air and Go are compatible with Rehadapt and DAESSY mounts.

Yes, there is a port at the top back of the accessory pack for a head mouse. 

The EyeOn Go is a touch only activated tablet with an optional communication software package.

Yes

Using the app EyeOn Interact, you can calibrate your eyes whenever you feel like the eye tracking isn’t tracking your eyes precisely.

Everyone from children to seniors; anyone who could benefit from communication support.  The EyeOn Air is especially beneficial for those who want or need eye tracking capabilities.

Hold down the top left device button for 5 seconds. 

Hold down the top left device button for 2 seconds.  Choose the “Power off” or “Restart” option on the screen.

On the left side of the device you will plug the power cord into the first port.  It takes 5 hours to fully charge the device and should not be plugged in for longer than that. 

The EyeOn Air and Go have one charging port, one headphone jack, one Micro HDMI port, two switch ports, and 2 USB-A ports. 

On the home screen, do a long swipe up with your finger to access all the device apps.  Scroll to the bottom to find “Settings.”  Open “Settings,” then select “Network & internet.”  Select “Wi-Fi” and then select your Wi-Fi network and enter your password.

 You will need to deactivate the eye tracking for a few seconds.  To do this, press the device’s top right button for 1 second.  Then you can make your on-screen selection.  The eye tracking will automatically turn back on after 5 seconds.

To clean the device, use an all-purpose or window cleaner on a soft cloth (such as microfiber).  Do not spray cleaning solution directly onto the device.  Avoid using strong cleaning substances, such as bleach.  

Possible issues negatively impacting the use of the EyeOn Air include:  improper positioning of the user, inability to remain in the calibration field or “head box”, especially thick or highly magnified lenses in glasses; heavy eyelids unable to be held open sufficiently for the tracker to “see” their eyes, sunlight flooding the camera; and other potential issues not noted here.

11.6 in (29.6cm) x 8.4 in (20.7cm) x 2.4 in (6cm) (WxHxD)

The EyeOn Go weighs 3.4 lbs (1.5kg).  Without the accessory pack:  1.8 lbs (.8 kg).

Yes

The device will update automatically over the air.

No, but it is water resistant. The device should never be submerged in water.