Hawkeye Access
| Description | Hawkeye Access lets you control your iOS device using your eyes. It work with any website, including communication providers, allowing individuals with physical disability to control and browse the site hands-free, all through eye movements. Hawkeye Access only works on devices with a TrueDepth camera (like the iPhone XS or new iPad Pro). |
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| Year of Release | 2019 |
| Operating System | Apple IOS |
| Operating System | Apple IOS |
Accessibility Features
Physical
- Gesture Based Navigation
- Predictive Text
- Reduced hand movement option
- Switch control option
- Visible Focus Indicators
Where can I get this device?
Accessible Telecoms is a resource that provides free information on the accessibility features of different devices, however does not act as a retailer for those devices. Click on the links to view retailers that sell this device.
- View Device at Apple App Store
- Also available at other retailers.
More Information
Apple App Store
View InformationHawkeye Access PDF
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