Hi
I am a speech and language therapist working on a research project to =
investigate how successfully people who have speech and language =
problems (aphasia) after a stroke or head injury can use voice =
recognition technology. I know that students with speech problems, =
(e.g. dysarthria) have had success with the technology. People who have =
had stroke/head injury may have language problems as well as speech =
problems - yet another challenge for the software! =20
If you have any knowledge or experience of using the software after =
stroke or head injury or, more broadly, using it despite language as =
well as speech problems, it'd be great to hear from you, whether or not =
it was successful.
Thanks!
Julia Wade
Speech and Language Therapy Research Unit
Frenchay Hospital
Bristol
BS16 1LE
U.K.
Tel. 0 44 117 918 6529
Fax. 0 44 117 970 1119
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