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However, the challenges of achieving that open up new user interface opportunities that open up fresh ways to interact with tech for everyone. The goal of accessibility must be to make computing possible to anyone. Imagine a 32-inch monitor connected to an iPad that is controlled through voice, or an emulated 32-inch display visible through AR glasses. I have a theory this also makes it possible to use verbal instruction to navigate the iPad, which in itself makes other forms of computational access possible. This makes a lot of sense for people for whom touch is a challenge. This procedure leads me to consider this kind of feature would likely be introduced as an element within the Switch Control Assistive tech.

Double click to exercise an option (open a link or whatever).

Without clicking the mouse the touch point would act like a finger.

The dot would likely change to reflect this.

When you reach the desired point you would be able to click once again to set the ‘touch point’, at which time the mouse begins to emulate touch on an iPad screen.

You can move that dot around the screen with the mouse.

Click the mouse on the iPad screen and a dot will appear.

I think it is possible this might work as follows: Vitticci isn’t certain Apple will add the feature, though rock star developer Steve Troughton-Smith seems to think it’s “ in the works”.

Sanho’s HyperDrive for iPad Pro How might this work?