A lightweight, cost-effective electrooculography (EOG)-based
signal analysis device designed for non-diagnostic, commercial communication and control of external devices. The device includes ocular electrodes (102a, 102b, 102c) for capturing vertical
eye movement signals and an auricular
reference electrode (300) to improve
signal stability and comfort. These signals are processed by a
microcontroller (202) and transmitted to an external
signal interpreter (202), facilitating interaction with devices such as computers,
robotic systems, and prosthetics. The invention addresses the challenge of providing accessible, portable communication solutions for individuals with neuro-motor impairments, ensuring practical use with minimal setup requirements. The primary applications include communication support for conditions like ALS, Locked-in syndrome, and
cerebral palsy, enabling users to control external systems efficiently.