A look can say so much. We’re building eye-tracking AR technology to help people with ALS and severe motor impairments communicate, connect, and act.
When movement becomes difficult, the need to be heard doesn’t change.
IntendReach starts with that simple truth. We connect eye movements to communication and digital control, and are exploring how the same interaction can support everyday physical tasks.
Bringing eye tracking, AR and accessible software together around the person using them.
ACTUAL PRODUCT INTERFACE · CHINESE DEMOSelect a communication card, type a thought, or have it spoken aloud. Our software turns gaze into a way to express what matters.
Current interfaces and demonstrations show prototypes. Hardware and integration features are under active development.
Our starting point is ALS and severe motor impairment. Our approach includes the circle of care around every person.
Supporting expression and digital access when speaking and hand movements become difficult.
COMMUNICATION & AUTONOMYHelping everyday needs, personal choices and meaningful conversations stay within reach.
EVERYDAY CONNECTIONSeeking partners to explore usability, individual needs and integration into assistive care settings.
CO-DEVELOPMENT & EVALUATION
From expressing a need to exploring assistance with a drink. A closer look at what we’re building.
Progress should be visible. We show what our technology can do today and where we’re going next.
Focus on communication and interaction challenges faced by people with ALS and severe motor impairments.
Gaze-based communication, tablet interaction and assistive robotic demonstrations bring the concept into view.
Refine our own AR hardware and seek care partners to evaluate usability and meaningful everyday applications.
Demonstrations illustrate product capabilities; they are not clinical outcome studies. The technology is in development.
For care organizations, technology partners and investors who believe independence should be within reach.
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