Evaluation of an Augmented Reality Eye-tracking Headset for Communication in ALS (P10-9.021)

Ian O'Shea; Andrew Geronimo; James Grogan

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000217457

June 9, 2026Neurology

Evaluation of an Augmented Reality Eye-tracking Headset for Communication in ALS (P10-9.021)

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Key Points

This pilot project assesses the feasibility and utility of an augmented reality device for communication in ALS.
Evaluated a head-worn augmented reality device using eye-gaze input control.
Collected user feedback on its effectiveness as an augmentative and alternative communication method.
User feedback indicates positive potential for communication assistance in ALS.
Feasibility of using eye-tracking technology for enhanced interaction was demonstrated.

Implication

Pilot project evaluates feasibility of augmented reality device for communication in ALS, suggesting potential benefits for users.

Abstract

This pilot project aims to assess the feasibility and utility of using a head-worn augmented reality (AR) device utilizing eye-gaze input control and assess user feedback about its potential as an AAC method.

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Evaluation of an Augmented Reality Eye-tracking Headset for Communication in ALS (P10-9.021)

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