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openSip+Puff for people with limited mobility
Low-cost, open-source "sip-and-puff" interface to enable new methods of expression for people with and without limited mobility. by Jason Webb: Commercial sip and puff devices have been available for quite some time but are generally prohibitively expensive, highly specialized, limited in expre... Read More
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