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Control your devices every day, using just your eyes

Wyes connected glasses help restore everyday autonomy, particularly through access to digital technology. Easily connect to your smartphone,

your tablet or your computer, wherever you are!

Features

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The glasses let you connect to many devices and control them with just a few eye movements, even very subtle ones.

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call bell

Alert your loved ones and stay at ease in any situation

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SMARTPHONE

Easy to carry, so you stay connected wherever you are

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tablet or computer

To communicate via an AAC app or browse the internet

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HOME AUTOMATION

Control your TV, lights, doors, or even your medical bed

The benefits
of our innovation

Developed through co-design with patients, their families, healthcare professionals and associations, our glasses' technology aims to be as universal and adaptable as possible.

They adapt to every degree of paralysis, for people with uncontrolled movements as well as those with paralyzed pupils.

Adapts to every degree of paralysis
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Day or night, indoors or outdoors, whether you're in your wheelchair or in bed, no need to recalibrate!

Work day and night, no recalibration needed
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Compatible with your smartphone, tablet or computer, whatever the language or brand (Android, Apple, Windows, Linux, or even GridPad and Tobii).

Smartphone, computer or other, whatever the brand
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Control several devices at once. Connect your glasses to a tablet and a call bell at the same time, for example.

Adaptable to fit
every use
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For which types of conditions?

Every equipped person is unique. We work primarily with people affected by rare diseases, such as those listed below (non-exhaustive).

Charcot's disease (ALS) / progressive paralysis affecting all the muscles

Locked-in syndrome / general paralysis, occurring after a stroke

Cerebral Palsy / particularly for people with athetosis

Spinal cord injuries / and all other forms of tetraplegia

Myopathies / affecting the skeletal muscles

As the glasses adapt to the user's cognitive and motor functions, it's possible to explore different forms of rehabilitation for certain patients. Contact our team to find out more.

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