**Winner of three federal SBIR grant awards from the National Eye Institute
of the National Institutes of Health**
Click here for information about the Videotact,
a highly flexible electro-tactile sensory substitution system. The Videotact
takes visual information from a computer monitor or camera and transforms
it into patterns of small electrical stimulii that can be felt on the skin.
Other types of information such as audio signals, or pressure transducer
signals can be transformed into patterns of electrical stimulation on the
skin, and recognized by the brain - hence the term tactile sensory substitution.
Click here for information about ForeThought's Engineering
and Product Development Services, which include software development,
analog and digital hardware design, systems integration, design evaluation,
product development and redesign, and prototyping.
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