Yes. Simplicity AI can support different access methods, including voice, switch, touch, and compatible eye-gaze access, depending on the person’s needs and setup.

Yes. Simplicity AI is trained around the way a person communicates. It can support different accents, languages, and repeatable speech patterns. For some users, that may include words; for others, it may include consistent sounds, grunts, or vocalizations that the system can learn.

No. Simplicity AI performs voice recognition locally and does not require an internet connection. It can be trained around the way a person communicates, including repeatable words, sounds, or vocal patterns.

No. Simplicity AI uses speaker-dependent voice recognition that can be trained around the way a person speaks. It can recognize consistent words, sounds, or verbal patterns, even when others do not easily understand them.

Simplicity AI can be personalized for voice, switch, touch, or compatible eye-gaze access. The best access method depends on how the person communicates and interacts with the system.