VIVOCA - Voice Input Voice Output Communication Aid
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- Опубликовано: 29 май 2014
- A short film about the development of the VIVOCA.
The video includes an interview with Jon Toogood, who has cerebral palsy and has helped us with testing of the VIVOCA device.
For many patients with speech disorders such as dysarthria, it is difficult to make themselves understood to people who aren't used to their way of speaking. Their carers often 'translate' for them, as conventional Voice Output Communication Aids (machines that speak for you) are slow and tiring to use. The VIVOCA device uses speech recognition and synthesis technology to recognise and interpret disordered speech and then communicate what its users want to say in a clear, synthesised voice, giving the person, and their carer back some of their independence.
This was very helpful for my COTA exam. Thanks.
Never mind !!!!!!!! GOT IT thank you WHO SO WHAT EVER YOU ARE. thanks. I will post when I got it and try it out in public.
I couldn't understand the person's talking. I feel so bad. I caught a fiew words here and there but I couldn't catch it all. This nearly brought me to tears. I'm glad they have the technology.
You are very honest and I support disabled people who have additional needs.
I wish they would of used it at end
So we could Listen
Rather than Read,
That’s the whole purpose of this device.
So show it in action!!!!!
Ok what about the website yours website? I needed. And he is right it so better than type it out. Please fine me I'm calling for help. Gotta get that so I can talk as he does.
Please interview me I gotta have that. What can I do. I'm calling in for help. Make me talk so I can communication the world and doing God work.
Где его можно купить???