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Area of Science:

Assistive Technology
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)

Background:

Children unable to speak require effective communication tools.
Existing symbol-based systems can be challenging for unfamiliar communication partners.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a user-friendly device for a child with complex communication needs.
To enhance communication accessibility for non-verbal children.

Main Methods:

A portable device was engineered, resembling an MP3 player.
Images and Mpeg-Layer III (MP3) audio clips are stored on a Secure Digital (SD) card.
A color Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) presents images, with audio playback initiated by a play button.

Main Results:

The device facilitates symbol-to-speech communication.
It enables portable and compact use for the child.
The device supports battery recharging and data transfer via Universal Serial Bus (USB).

Conclusions:

The developed device effectively addresses the need for an accessible communication aid.
This technology can improve interaction for non-verbal children in diverse settings.