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This software makes the use of the computer possible to a number of disabled individuals. It shows on the computer’s screen a configurable interface where the user has access to all keyboard and mouse functionalities.
It is presented as a scanner keyboard where the active key is moving through rows and columns at a configurable speed. In its journey the active key encounters the mouse functions and other useful keys as well.
When the user wants to select the active key the click function has to be performed. The way it is performed is also configurable: mouse click, a specific key on the keyboard, the space bar, any key… Once the key has been selected it works as it had been press on the real keyboard or mouse and the active key keeps going to give the user access the rest of the functions on the screen on a round basis.
New and innovative aspects
There many scanning keyboards on the market. What makes our product different from the rest is its highly configurable character.
This was a major objective when we decided to tackle this challenge as it was mainly intended to help people suffering from cerebral palsy. These patients are affected by the disease in many different forms either physically, intellectually or both. For this reason, the program had to be very flexible.
Main advantages of its use
Due to its flexibility, this product can be used by many users affected by different diseases. It was designed for cerebral palsy but its use can be extended to many other disabilities. As stated before, it has two major utilities:
Specifications
The application program can be installed in any computer running under Windows XP or latter. As stated before, the software is highly configurable for two reasons:
Sound can also be added so the computer “tells” where the active key is located at any moment. This is especially useful to people with low or null eyesight.
Applications
According to statistics, the number of disabled people in Spain is up to 3,8 millions, what means nearly 9% of the population. Among them, 120.000 are affected by cerebral palsy. The intensity of the disease varies. There are individuals who are able to conduct a normal lifestyle whereas some others are totally dependent on other persons on a daily basis. The application itself can be used by this percentage of the total population. There are different user profiles though:
Intellectual property status
Protected by intellectual property registration BU-157-12
Current development status
In Use Testing Results Available
Desired business relationship
Commercial Agreement, License Agreement, Technical Cooperation: further development; Technical Cooperation: testing new applications; Technical Cooperation: adaptation to specific needs.
The aim of the The Technology Transfer Office (TTO) of the Univesidad de Burgos is to promote Innovation technology through the reseach results transfer and the conexions between the University and the new needs and requirements of the society - we are the link between the University and the Industry. Contact person: José Manuel López (jmllopez@ubu.es)
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