TOBII ATI APPOINTS BRIDGES AS ITS SOLE CANADIAN DISTRIBUTOR

Tobii ATI has announced the appointment of Canadian company, Bridges, as the sole distributor of its entire line of Augmentative-Alternative Communication (AAC) devices and software in Canada. Bridges, with headquarters located in Mississauga, Ontario, will exclusively distribute and support the MyTobii P10, Tobii C8, Tobii C12, Tobii CEye and the Lightwriter SL40, along with Tobii’s full line of AAC software, including the new Sono Suite.

About Bridges:

Bridges is a team of professionals that draws on over one- hundred years of direct experience within the augmentative communication field and school systems to create effective assistive technology solutions. The Bridges team is nationally and internationally known as having extensive knowledge of assistive technology products, and for being a resource to educators and professionals. Bridges offers direct sales and Professional Development services across Canada in both English and French.

About Tobii ATI:

Tobii ATI is a quality provider of assistive technology products, with a focus on Augmentative-Alternative Communication (AAC) devices. Assistive Technology Incorporated (ATI)’s foundations developed in the 1980’s in partnership with Boston Children’s Hospital. In 1995, ATI became an independent company producing innovative AAC devices, such as the Gemini, Link, Mini Mercury, Mercury, and LEO. In 2007, ATI merged with Tobii Technology, to form Tobii ATI, which brought the world’s premier eye-tracking company together with ATI’s expertise in AAC. On July 7, 2009, Tobii ATI received accreditation by The Joint Commission.