Smart Eye is actively sharing this on social media: Eye Tracking for AAC: Communicating in Your Own Words - Smart Eye
Yes indeed, an eye-tracking-based assistive device for people with disabilities; not their own product, to be fair, but based on Smart Eye’s technology. Maybe company management can turn this into another startup gimmick? A suitable acquisition target to waste tens of millions on, pushing an already negative cash flow even deeper into the red? The scalable assistive device market awaits—or maybe not, and instead, it’s the shorters who will profit if management repeats its mistakes for the fifth time.
Of course, this isn’t an acquisition yet, but it reinforces my view that company management is running around like a headless chicken chasing anything related to eye-tracking technology. An online casino breathalyzer, and now this. What next?