Timocco is now featuring the tobii technology for all of the Timocco games.This innovative new technology allows disabled children who have little or no use in the arms or upper body, to use their eyesight to play and interact with the Timocco games. tobii has created an opportunity for children to have the same enjoyment, control, and freedom that other children experience when playing interactive games.
The benefits of eye gaze and eye interaction technology are exceptional, providing a full spectrum of features for the user. This includes communicative capabilities & psychological improvements.
The integration of Tobii with the Timocco games allows for the improvement of developmental skills, including cognitive tasks, visual perception and learning activities. With Tobii, the child can gain a wide range of skills such as, the relationship between cause and effect, control targeting, and active exploration.
In addition, the child will strengthen their skill in object displacement, and eye movement control and accuracy.
As with all of the Timocco games, the activity and progress of each game is analyzed through Timocco’s unique server. This capability has numerous beneficial features. As the child enjoys the tobii powered game, every movement is analyzed and recorded for the therapist. From a remote location, the doctor can monitor the child’s progress and create an ongoing treatment plan (see images below).
Matthew Williams says
Hello,
This sounds great. I’m having a Tobii system delivered next week for my son. We will be focusing on cause and effect to start and its really exciting to see other companies integrating with the technology.
If I wanted to buy the cause and effect software for use with Tobii what package would I need to buy?
Thanks
Matt
Benjamin Franks says
Dear Matt
I have just started working with Timocco and Tobii in the UK.
I am happy for you to email me at b.franks@assistivetec.co.uk so I can offer you support and possibly demo some of the new content which we are very excited about.
Kind Regards
Ben
Benjamin Franks