3D Printed Eye-Gaze mount for GoPro Suction Cup Base
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This is a mount for a piece of plexiglass to be used as an eye-gaze board for people with disabilities.
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- Other 3D Objects for Learning
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This is a mount for an eye-gaze system using a piece of plexiglass and a suction cup mount for a GoPro. I designed this for a person with disabilities who likes to bounce in his wheelchair. Since he likes to bounce, a normal eye-gaze system is unable to be placed on his tray.
For those who don't know what eye-gaze is. It is designed for a caregiver/teacher/parent to sit behind the plexiglass to watch the person with disabilities' eyes when they are making a choice, comment, or ask a question. This can accommodate a choice of 3 depending on the motor movement of the person's eyes.
Pros:
- Light weight
- Can be mounted to a flat smooth surface.
- Allows for some movement of the surface
- Pictures are easily mounted and changed without the use of costly Velcro
- Cheaper than many other eye-gaze solutions.
Cons:
- This design is that the suction cup base requires a perfectly smooth surface to mount to.
- Due to the design of the GoPro interface, it is balanced on a relatively small amount of plastic.
- Bolts are unsightly.