Tobii Dynavox Pilot; Persons with Disabilities will be able to control iPads with their eyes
iPadOS 15 will feature support for third-party eye-tracking devices that will allow Persons with disabilities to use iPad apps and speech generation software through eye movements — no touchscreen interaction required. Tobii Dynavox, the assistive tech division of the eye-tracking company Tobii, is ready to announce TD Pilot, a device that aims to bring the iPad experience to the estimated 50 million people globally who need communication assistance.
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