The Eye Build It Creator is a 3D program that can be controlled completely with the eyes. With the creative program, models can be created using square blocks (voxels) that are assembled like a brick set. In this way, simple shapes can be created, but also entire new worlds can be created. Through eye control, we include users with disabilities and offer them a way to be creative without hands.
A wide variety of digitization topics can be addressed and taught in project-accompanying learning programs. These are, for example: 3D printing, media skills, Industry 4.0, camera systems, light systems (physics - eye tracking) and much more.
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Collection of experience
With the Eye Build It Creator, students can also print or have printed the models they have built using 3D printing processes that we have simplified. This allows them to learn manufacturing processes from the idea to design all the way to production.
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Quick Access
With our lessons and tutorials, students create their first projects and learn more about the program.
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Creative Autonomy
After an introduction, students can operate the creative program autonomously. We are also happy to offer workshops on this topic!
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Coherence
Students can have a collective experience and try something completely new
You want to get started right away?
From January to December 2021, our Early Access phase will run, with it you can already get access to our Eye Build It Creator and even try it out one month for free.
We are at your service for individual consultations.
"From the beginning, the program was designed to be universal throughout the user interface design [...] allowing for a true inclusive community to emerge."
"Eye Build It is kept nice and simple so as not to be overwhelming. The objects are simply put together from small cubes, which can also be colored differently. It's all very manageable and quick to learn."
"By allowing users to be creative and create complex shapes without physical interaction on the computer, the program makes an important contribution to digital accessibility."