Events and Speaking Engagements
Connecting Through Innovation
At Accessible Shell, we’re proud to participate in global conferences, summits, and community events that advance accessibility, assistive communication, and inclusive technology.
Our team shares real-world insights, research, and product innovations that are helping reshape how people with ALS, Cerebral Palsy, Traumatic Brain Injury, and other speech or motor impairments connect with the world.
Join us at upcoming events to experience EyeQChat in action, meet our experts, and discover how technology can bring voices back to life.
Upcoming Events & Speaking Engagements
Traditional Keyboard Solutions
These include Physical Keyboards, IPhone Keyboards, Windows Eye Control Keyboard. These offer limited, predefined letters. Users select letters one by one using eye-gaze or switches. –
Single-Language Interfaces – Typically limited to English or region-specific vocabularies. Quick due to familiarity, but rigid and visually overwhelming.
Hardware-Dependent – Often require proprietary devices and frequent recalibration. Static and Isolating – Communication is effortful, leading to frustration and isolation. Revisions are extremely cumbersome.
Phrase Boards / Symbol Grids
Phrase Boards / Symbol Grids – Offer limited, predefined vocabulary or pictures. Quick but commonly include basic words or pictures. Rigid and visually overwhelming.
Static and Isolating – Communication is effortful, leading to frustration and isolation.
EyeQChat Explained
EyeQChat Architecture
Hierarchical Predictive Navigation (HPN) – Users select full words or predicted phrases through an adaptive suggestion tree, reducing input effort considerably.
Dynamic Word Prediction -Generates context-aware options in real time, allowing natural expression and easy revision of text. Keyboard within application available but not necessary.
Streamlined Interface – Clean, minimal design with large, easy-to-target selections that reduce fatigue and cognitive load.
Hardware: Works with existing devices, such as Windows, iOS and macOS (M-series) platforms. - Android, currently in smoke testing. Integration with eye trackers, switches, and consumer devices—no special hardware needed.
Extensible Integrations: 1. Third-party plugins. 2. Integration into other applications as an embedded module. 3. Custom speech engines and assistant integrations (e.g., Siri, Alexa, Copilot)
How Fast is EyeQChat
Take the word “Hello.”
With traditional AAC systems — especially keyboard-based ones — it takes about six eye-gaze selections, one for each letter.
With EyeQChat, the same message can be sent in two presses if it’s saved as a favorite, or six presses using the predictive interface. The same would be true for Phrase boards or symbols, given is a basic word.
Now imagine trying to say
“Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.”
On a traditional AAC keyboard, that would mean 34 separate selections — and one small error could force you to start over. On phrase boards or symbols, it will not be possible. With EyeQChat, it takes just seven intuitive selections to express the same word — faster, easier, and with far less fatigue. It also allows you save favorite phrases.
Because EyeQChat isn’t just about speed — it’s about restoring comfort, confidence, and connection to communication.
Let’s make communication easier—try EyeQchat now!
Platform Availability
EyeQChat is currently available on the Microsoft Store for Windows, with upcoming releases planned for:
iOS and macOS (M-series)
Android – currently in final testing
Built for flexibility and growth, EyeQChat is also being developed to support:
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Eye-Trackers
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Third-party plugins and integrations
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Embedding into other applications
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Custom speech engines and digital assistants such as Siri, Alexa, and Microsoft Copilot.
We’re here to serve your communication needs at every stage.
You can experience the difference today by downloading the EyeQChat Preview Application — see the link below