Tablet with built in keyboard. The tablet is placed on a handsfree metal stand. The tablet has six rows in total. On the top row are three long space bars keys and one key with a symbol of a talk bubble icon and a question mark in the middle. On the second row is button that says 'space' and next to it is a long white blank rectangular key. Then there is a key with a person and a talk icon above their head with the words 'Speak' below. The last key on the row is a space key. On the third row below are seven keys with the letters 'a, b, c, d, e, f, g'. On the forth row below are seven keys with the letters 'h, i, j, k, l, m, n'. On the fifth row below are seven keys with the letters 'o, p, q, r, s, t, u'. The last row has seven keys with the letters 'v, w, x, y, z.' The last two keys are of a period and then comma.

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Tablet, Tobii Dynavox EyeMobile Plus with Keyboard (Communicator 5 Software), 2017

This is a Tablet. It was designed by Tobii Dynavox.

This object is not part of the Cooper Hewitt's permanent collection. It was able to spend time at the museum on loan from Tobii Dynavox as part of Access+Ability.

It is dated 2017. Its medium is tobii is4 eye tracker, infrared glass, eye tracker metal frame.

The EyeMobile Plus is an extensive hands-free mobile, computer access communication system that combines eye tracking, speech recognition, switch, and infrared. People who use Communicator 5, a versatile software that helps literate users communicate more effectively, on the EyeMobile Plus maintain a high-level of independence due to its powerful tools, which included an on-screen keyboard.

It is credited Lent by Tobii Dynavox.