Tobii Dynavox — assistive technology products
10 products from Tobii Dynavox in our assistive technology catalog. Browse models, compare specs, and find vendor listings.
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Snap Scene
$49.99
Snap Scene lets you take a photo of a real moment, such as a toy, a playground, or a meal, and attach spoken recordings to parts of the picture. Your child can then tap the photo to communicate about what is happening right then. It's built for in-the-moment learning, so you can make something useful on the spot instead of building pages ahead of time. This is an app, not a complete communication system on its own: it runs on an iPad, a Windows tablet, or select Tobii Dynavox devices, and a free trial is offered before you buy.
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Pathways for Snap Scene
Pathways is a free companion app that coaches parents on how to use Snap Scene, Tobii Dynavox's scene-based communication app, with their child. It offers tips, suggestions, and videos on getting more out of Snap Scene and on applying proven techniques to support a child's communication. It's a guide, not a communication tool on its own, so it only makes sense alongside Snap Scene.
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Boardmaker 7 Student Center
Est. $99–$499
Student Center is the app a learner opens to do Boardmaker 7 activities that a teacher, therapist, or parent has assigned. Those activities show up in the learner's account on their own. It runs on Windows, Mac, and Chromebook computers, iPads, and Tobii Dynavox devices, and it works with or without an internet connection. Access settings for eye gaze, switch, mouse, and touch can be saved to the learner's login, so the right setup is ready each time. The app comes with any Boardmaker 7 Subscription, so you need that subscription before it's useful. The subscription tier decides whether you can assign material and track progress.
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Gaze Viewer
Gaze Viewer is software that records where a person looks while they use a Tobii Dynavox eye tracker. It can capture this from many kinds of applications, including web pages, e-books, and games. You can save the results as images or videos, which makes it easier to look back at eye tracking skills and compare progress over time. It's meant for a therapist, teacher, or family member who wants to see how someone is using their eyes to control a computer. It needs a Tobii Dynavox eye tracker to work. It comes with or can be added to some eye gaze devices, such as the I-Series and PCEye, and it is also sold as standalone software.
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Accessible Literacy Learning (ALL)
Est. $149–$499
The ALL Reading Program teaches basic reading skills to students who are nonverbal and use AAC (augmentative and alternative communication). Students can work through the lessons by touch, eye gaze, or scanning, so the program can follow whichever access method works best for them. It runs on Windows and iOS, and on Tobii Dynavox I-Series and I-110 devices. A teacher, SLP, or AT specialist will likely get the best results by choosing the right access method and guiding how the program is used.
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TD Talk
TD Talk is a speech generating app that lets an adult who can read and type turn text into spoken words using their eyes or their fingers. You can pick from a large set of voices and languages, switch between conversation topics, and use word and phrase prediction to speed up typing. For face-to-face talks, See Through Mode makes the screen see-through, and a rear-facing Partner Window shows your typed text to the person across from you. It can also use a synthetic clone of your own voice from several voice banking providers. It comes pre-loaded on Tobii Dynavox I-Series, Pilot, and Navio devices, and a free trial version runs on your own iPad. The trial is touch-only, with no eye tracking, and has fewer languages and voices.
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TD Control
TD Control is Windows software that lets you run your computer with your eyes. It handles navigating Windows, browsing the web, email and social media, games, reading, and video. It's meant for someone who can't use their hands for a mouse or keyboard but wants to use their computer independently. It starts at a beginner level and builds toward full eye-only control as the user gets more practice. It comes with TD I-13 and TD I-16 devices and PCEye 5 eye trackers, so it works as part of an eye gaze setup rather than as a standalone program.
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TD Browse
TD Browse is a web browser built for eye control. You look at links and controls to scroll, click, and move around a page, and no earlier eye tracking experience is needed. It helps people who can't use their hands to browse the internet. Color-coded links help you hit both large and small targets accurately, and you can jump back to favorite sites from your browsing history. It only runs on Tobii Dynavox TD I-Series devices (the TD I-13 and TD I-16), so it isn't something you can install on a regular computer or tablet.
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TD Phone
TD Phone is an app that lets someone place calls and send texts using eye gaze on a Tobii Dynavox TD I-Series device (TD I-13 or TD I-16). It connects by Bluetooth to an Android phone or iPhone, so it works without Wi-Fi, and your imported contacts can be searched or scrolled. Word and phrase prediction speed up message writing, and a popup makes incoming calls and texts easy to answer. During a call, the TD I-Series speaks for you in a synthetic voice, or in a clone of your own voice if you use a voice banking provider. It is designed for people who can't speak and have little or no hand movement, and it only runs on those two TD I-Series models.
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Sensory Eye FX 2
Price on request: ask the vendor
Sensory Eye FX 2 is software that teaches and practices eye gaze control through visual, exploratory activities. The activities run across five levels that get harder step by step, building the early skills behind eye gaze use: engaging with the screen, interacting, and focusing. Clinicians can personalize it and record a client's eye movements during an assessment, which helps them see signs of progress over time. It's meant for people of any age who are learning eye gaze access, and it needs eye tracking hardware to work (see below).
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