ACCS: Computer control system that allows to use computer without hands.
There are over 45,000,000 people in the world that can't use computers normally* because of various serious disorders.
Which muscle maintains its ability to work even after serious spinal trauma 95% of the time? The tongue.
ACCS is the device that allows to control computers by quadriplegics with no hands needed.
How to control a computer with the tongue?
- ACCS uses organs that are used to moving a lot and making precise movements. The tongue won't get tired even if you play your favorite MMORPG at midnight and won't make a mistake in the most important moment.
- ACCS does not limit you. It works like a simple muscle but can be turned into a joystick or stylus. Working with graphics or programming is at your fingertips.
- ACCS provides users with special needs a higher degree of independence since ACCS is portable and not attached to a chair or table.
- ACCS does not need special care, battery replacement or regular maintenance. 12 replaceable parts are included that last for 2 years and additional modules only cost $9.
- ACCS lets you work quickly. The average typing speed while using ACCS is 120 characters a minute. That's a record for alternative typing systems.
- ACCS does not require training. The tongue adapts to the new movements after just 15 minutes of active use.
- ACCS includes a controller as well as an install wizard to improve speed and quality. Additionally, we offer a unique virtual keyboard for free to those who can't follow the inconvenient QWERY layout.
ACCS lets you:
● be independent
● use your intelligence
● be in touch with your friends
● do whatever you want
● make money and study
● be independent
● use your intelligence
● be in touch with your friends
● do whatever you want
● make money and study
Planned technical specifications:
| Type of device | Plug-n-Play HID/MultiHID (with drivers) |
| Connection method | Bluetooth 2.1 |
| Supported operation systems | Windows, MacOS, Linux |
| Maximum distance from computer | 10 m (33 feet) |
| Battery type | Li-pol |
| Battery life | 12 hours |
| Full charge time | 2 hours |
| Levels of transmission speed | 64 |
| Charge | 5V |
| Charging cable type | USB-C |
| Fastening method | Hidden attachment behind the ear with clips |
| Controls | Indication of remaining charge and module state (sound/light) On/off controls and pairing mode |
| Mouth module | |
| Levels of sensitivity | 64 |
| Number of buttons | 2 physical, 2 virtual |
| Module lifetime | 2 months under daily use up to 4 hours |
| Module shell | Dental polyethylene |