Tech makes our lives easier but a few steps then demands ten steps from us hope things get better i think it is very cool how even with als you still can use technology to communicate and have some freedom
Thank you! I have programmed my eye-gaze computer to operate two iPads and an iPhone, but when something goes wrong, it can be tricky to figure out. I will be making a video soon showing how I make videos with my eyes. :-)
You ever get that eye tracking thing they updated it on working I could never get it to work at all it would just click on random stuff for some reason maybe my iphone is too old for it
I have only tried iOS eye tracking a couple times, in less than optimal circumstances. As I always have my eye-gaze computer directly in front of me, I position my iPad to the side and my iPhone above the eye-gaze computer - both of which I control through a custom interface I develop on the eye-gaze computer. It hasn’t worked for me yet in this setup, but I have yet to try it in the “Proper” setup, with the device directly in front of me. To fix your clicking anywhere problem, set one of the hot corners to “pause/resume dwell” so that you can turn on and off the dwell click by looking at that corner.
I'm sorry you are going through that. Hopefully you have a better day today and can't wait to see more videos!
Thank you! Yes, today is much better. :-)
@AndrewWithALS I'm very glad 😊
Tech makes our lives easier but a few steps then demands ten steps from us hope things get better i think it is very cool how even with als you still can use technology to communicate and have some freedom
Thank you! I have programmed my eye-gaze computer to operate two iPads and an iPhone, but when something goes wrong, it can be tricky to figure out. I will be making a video soon showing how I make videos with my eyes. :-)
You ever get that eye tracking thing they updated it on working I could never get it to work at all it would just click on random stuff for some reason maybe my iphone is too old for it
I have only tried iOS eye tracking a couple times, in less than optimal circumstances. As I always have my eye-gaze computer directly in front of me, I position my iPad to the side and my iPhone above the eye-gaze computer - both of which I control through a custom interface I develop on the eye-gaze computer. It hasn’t worked for me yet in this setup, but I have yet to try it in the “Proper” setup, with the device directly in front of me. To fix your clicking anywhere problem, set one of the hot corners to “pause/resume dwell” so that you can turn on and off the dwell click by looking at that corner.