Honduran teenager develops low-cost keyboard for the disabled

Published: 13 December 2011 y., Tuesday • Youtube version • • Views: 18

A teenager from the impoverished nation of Honduras has developed an inexpensive eyeball-tracking computer device that could dramatically change the lives of thousands of disabled people in developing countries. Andrew Schmertz reports.

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