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Tolt launches Ability Drive eye-gaze driving for iPad

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Tolt Technologies A13i: an iPad with an eye-tracker bar beneath it, showing Ability Drive direction arrows, mounted beside a power wheelchair joystick display.
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Imagine driving your power chair with nothing but your eyes. According to Mobility Management, Tolt Technologies has launched Ability Drive for iPad, which lets riders drive and adjust seating with eye gaze. Tolt also introduced the A13i, an iPad and eye-tracker device that Tolt says is available to order now. What stands out is how much one device is meant to cover: driving, seating changes and the iPad itself. That is the company's description, and we have not tested it. If you are curious, our Tolt Ability Drive page lists questions to bring to your clinician before you make any changes.

Who it may help: Power wheelchair riders who cannot use a joystick.

Original published October 7, 2026 by Mobility Management (Laurie Watanabe).

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