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TD Pilot

An iPad you control with your eyes, built as a communication device for people who need AAC.

Free for eligible Georgians ASL tutorial Free training and support
Free if eligibleTD Pilot
Speech equipment

What it does

An iPad you control with your eyes, built as a communication device for people who need AAC.

  • Eye-gaze control of an iPad
  • Runs iPadOS and its apps
  • Built for augmentative and alternative communication (AAC)
Who it is forGeorgians who are non-verbal or have a speech disability, through GATEDP.

Summary from Tobii Dynavox's own product page. GCDHH chooses the exact model with you.

Tutorial

Learn it in ASL

A signed, captioned tutorial for this device will be posted here.

How to get it

Three steps, free of charge

  1. Apply onlineStart the GATEDP application. It takes about 15 minutes, in steps.
  2. Certification of NeedA qualified professional signs your Certification of Need (CON).
  3. Get it and learn itGCDHH matches the device to you, and you get free training and support.
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