One Step, One Cup
An order-translation layer between a point-of-sale system and a cloud receipt printer, intended for baristas with mild intellectual disabilities and the coaches supporting their employment.
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Slowly, Sound by Sound
A language-learning and communication aid for people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Brain-Controlled Wheelchair
A wheelchair-control project aimed at accessible mobility.
BrailleOut
A hardware-and-software approach to converting printed or digital text into physical Braille.
Rekindle
A family-update sharing system intended to help older relatives keep up with family life. The creator describes a mobile app for relatives and an always-on display with voice interaction for older users.
Second Voice
Turns unclear speech into a clearer sentence only after the user confirms it.
Beyond Hearing
An assistive perception prototype that turns surrounding sounds into visual cues, intended to help deaf and hard-of-hearing users recognize sound categories and direction.
SayAhead
Assists with reading and managing phone conversations.
BanBan
A macOS desktop-pet prototype that uses local camera cues and a personal baseline to raise yellow or red cards as reminders to pause.
Coffee Training Assistant for Young Adults with Intellectual Disabilities
A vocational-training website initiated by a frontline social worker for young adults with intellectual disabilities, teachers, families, and on-site supporters. It teaches Americano preparation and pre-work routines using real demonstration photos, audio, and step-by-step prompts.
KineTap: Assisted Communication
An Android communication app that pins selected or recorded phrases as home-screen shortcuts for one-tap playback.
Real-Time Sign Language to Text
A sign-language-to-text prototype intended to help deaf or hard-of-hearing signers communicate with people who do not understand sign language in everyday, learning, and work settings.