Projects developed using health technologies
Talking Eye
Talking Eye is an innovative mobile health informatics application that enables individuals with severely limited speech and motor abilities to communicate using only their eye movements, without requiring any physical contact or additional hardware. Leveraging software-based eye-tracking technology that utilizes the built-in cameras of Android phones and tablets, users can express basic needs, construct sentences, and engage in written or voice-based communication, as well as play games and watch videos. With its low-cost, portable, and customizable design, Talking Eye offers an accessible, sustainable, and independent communication experience for individuals with neurological conditions such as ALS, SMA, MS, cerebral palsy, and similar disorders.
Eyelexia Dyslexia Risk Assessment System
EYE-LEXIA is a digital screening system, supported by TÜBİTAK TEYDEB 1501, that uses artificial intelligence to detect dyslexia risk at an early stage in 2nd and 3rd grade primary school students. It analyzes students’ reading behaviors within seconds to provide an objective risk report.
Three Technological Solutions for Different Needs
Institutional Screening Platform: A solution that enables bulk screening at the school and classroom level, and allows student results to be tracked and reported.
Offline Screening Platform: A solution that works without an internet connection, allowing evaluation without transferring screening data to an external environment.
Web-Based Voice Analysis: A practical screening solution that can be used on any device with a microphone, such as a phone, tablet, or computer, requiring no installation, special hardware, or additional hardware costs.
Dyslexia Test
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It is an advanced technology-supported eye exercise system developed for the visually impaired. The system, utilizing eye-tracking technology, has been developed as a game-based online application.
Eye Tracking-Based Mobility System
It is an advanced technology-supported wheelchair system developed for individuals with physical disabilities. The system, utilizing eye-tracking technology, enables the control of the wheelchair through eye movements.
Assistive Communication System
It is an application developed for those who cannot use their hands (such as individuals with physical disabilities, bedridden patients, intensive care patients), enabling communication through advanced technology-supported eye movements.