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A guest post by: Nicole Caron, the Social Media Manager at Voiceitt.
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Nicole Caron |
Until now, the approach taken by developers of assistive technology for people with speech disabilities has completely bypassed voice, opting to use other modes of communication including communication boards that replace speech with symbols and images, head-tracking, eye-tracking, and switches. There are no products on the market today that allow people with speech disabilities to communicate using the most natural means, their voice. This is the gap Talkitt is trying to fill.


We have a basic pilot, however, Talkitt is currently in its developmental stage. Listed below are links to our company website and videos of individuals using Talkitt. We are collecting funds in order to further its production. In our efforts to raise money, we have launched an indiegogo crowdfunding campaign (link provided below) and have applied to various grants. We plan on having a basic Talkitt product out within 6-8 months.
- The company video: https://vimeo.com/98136263
- Different examples of usage: https://vimeo.com/100643482
- Orit (CP) Pilot: https://vimeo.com/98433436
- Jack (ALS) Pilot: https://vimeo.com/100689671
- Indiegogo Crowdfunding Campaign: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/talkitt-this-is-my-voice
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