 Volunteering inpatients will be recruited at the National Spinal Injuries Centre. Volunteers will be instructed and trained to use the TobiiTM Eyegaze System. The number of sessions required to successfully master the device depends on the learning curve of the patient. The progress will be documented accordingly. After successful completion of the training and supervised use, the inpatients will be offered the TobiiTM Eyegaze System for unsupervised use, 4 hours a week, for the following 2 months. It is hypothesised that using the TobiiTM Eyegaze System by inpatients with tetraplegia results in improved disability perception and independence scores. For the current feasibility study 12 participants will be recruited and assessed for Appraisal of Disability, Mood, Assistive Technology perception and eyeskills to instruct the computer system. Positive study outcomes will encourage future studies of the role of the TobiiTM Eyegaze System in both a rehabilitation and home environment. 