Definitely contributing to the discussion here, hahahahahaha! But maybe there could be some interesting "crossover" stuff that could happen between what these guys are doing and Musk's NeuraLink. Imagine being able to tap into the brain directly. It would probably help... everyone, really!
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I have heard that having a bad stutter or speech impairment can make people feel isolated in multiplayer games. Maybe if you could do something with a more extensive virtual soundboard that can be used in-game, like Destiny 2. Maybe like a "translator" based on short vocalizations? I'm sorry if this already exists, I'm not very familiar with this field.
I think it has already been said before but I'm still confident that making a gamepad that could be used with both feet would be quite helpful. I personally know a few people with physical disabilities, and although they are adult I can't deny I did thought it could be convenient for them if they were kids.
An adapter for PC would be a good idea since a lot of (strategy) games maybe unavailable on consoles...
Haptic feedback tuned for particular disabilities sounds like a promising direction to look into
This is my first time hearing about SpecialEffect. This is a great charity, great to see technology helping people in need and to help them play and enjoy games. Eye control is really good, maybe in the future would VR gaming be possible for them to engage in. Would love to see SpecialEffect develop that next. Great work by the team 
Hello For me, this initiative is good for these people, so that these games are also available for them I greet everyone who contributed to the introduction and drawing of the habit on their faces
I'm really glad people with disabilities are able to partake in this amazing hobby. What a great campaign
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