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Breaking News: February 6, 2008
The website has been reorganized.  Watch this site for breaking news in the iCAML product development.

Breaking News:  January 8, 2008
We are pleased to announce that pilot testing is being developed for the iCAML product.  This is a device that allows those with physical disabilities to use computers and computer-controlled equipment.  It is a type of adaptive equipment that provides a "Universal Interface". 

It is designed to be extremely flexible to the needs of the individual.  No custom manufacturing is required because of the nature of its plural-patent-protected sensing technology.  It is a wireless and simple technology that allows the user to move a cursor, click, click-and-drag, type, etc. without having to touch or directly interact with any electro-mechanical devices (which typically have to be custom-manufactured for the individual). 

Naturally, others can use it too.  For example, it potentially can be configured as a "foot mouse" to use with your foot so hands do not need to leave the keyboard.  There are numerous applications.

Watch for a video on this page demonstrating it in action, plus more information as it becomes available.