EyeSay professional resource · v1.0 · 30 August 2026

EyeSay low-tech board — stable motor topology

This printable board preserves the Voice Canvas as the same 8 × 6 arrangement of 48 stable motor positions. Double-bordered cells open additional language in the digital system; they still keep their permanent base-map position.

Voice Canvas — 48 stable motor positions
IR1 C1 YOUR1 C2 HER1 C3 SHER1 C4 ITR1 C5 THATR1 C6 HERER1 C7 THERER1 C8
WANTR2 C1 CANR2 C2 LIKER2 C3 FEELR2 C4 GOR2 C5 COMER2 C6 GETR2 C7 PUTR2 C8
NOTR3 C1 DOR3 C2 MAKER3 C3 OPENR3 C4 TURNR3 C5 LOOKR3 C6 EATR3 C7 DRINKR3 C8
MORER4 C1 ALLR4 C2 SOMER4 C3 SAMER4 C4 DIFFERENTR4 C5 FINISHEDR4 C6 BIGR4 C7 LITTLER4 C8
INR5 C1 ONR5 C2 UPR5 C3 GOODR5 C4 BADR5 C5 HAPPYR5 C6 SADR5 C7 SORER5 C8
WHOR6 C1 WHATR6 C2 WHERER6 C3 WHENR6 C4 WHYR6 C5 HOWR6 C6 TOPICSR6 C7 · opens language SPELLR6 C8 · opens language

Reading order is row 1 to row 6, left to right. Position labels are printed as a non-colour cue. This paper board is a modelling/access support resource; it does not infer or record communicator intent.

Permanent Agency Strip — always reachable in the digital system

Model without demand: partners can point to language on this same topology while speaking naturally, without requiring imitation, a response, eye contact or device use.

Authorship boundary: a partner model is the partner's demonstration. It is not communicator-authored speech and does not establish the communicator's intended message.