This mobile app lets users communicate with eye gestures only

Look to Speak allows disabled users to exchange phrases and sentences with their eye gestures. — Google/AFP

Google has introduced a new mobile application targeting handicapped users who suffer from speech and motor disabilities. "Look to Speak" allows them to select words and sentences that are spoken aloud by a digital voice, only using their eyes.

Look to Speak widens the means of communication available to physically impaired web users with a tool that gives them the ability to exchange messages via their smartphone just using their eye movements. Eye movements allow users to select suggested words and expressions given the context. Thanks to artificial intelligence, mostly machine learning, the user experience is automatically enhanced with time.