Voice computer

For children and adolescents with disabilities who have difficulty communicating verbally, speech-generating devices (SGDs) can be a great help. These devices allow users to communicate through a digital system that converts typed words or sentences into synthetic speech. Speech-generating devices can be operated either through a keyboard or a touchscreen, and some models also incorporate eye-gaze tracking technology. This means that individuals with limited fine motor skills can control the speech-generating device by moving their eyes.

Through this technology, children and adolescents with disabilities are empowered to express their thoughts and desires, facilitating social interaction and participation in daily life. Speech-generating devices play a crucial role in improving communication and enhancing the overall quality of life for individuals with communication challenges.