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Starting point
Analysing communication patterns among differently abled people.
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Deaf and Dumb Machine
An assistive device that converts Morse-code input into voice and text for differently abled users.
Project overview
From identified need to working solution
Many differently abled people communicate using Morse code that is taught during learning sessions.
This project is designed to make that communication easier by converting Morse-code input into readable text and audible voice output.
The prototype model is ready and demonstrates the core communication workflow.
Innovation support
Prototype development, mentorship and validation support through the ACIC innovation ecosystem.
Development journey
Research, intervention and current outcome
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Interventions made
Conversion of Morse code to voice and text.
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Current status
Prototype model ready
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