HOPE

An Android-based smartphone app helping elderly to communicate better

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HOPE (Helping Our People Easily) is a mobile-based solution, currently running on the Android platform (v2.1 or higher), aimed at alleviating the communication and day-to-day difficulties faced by people due to symptoms such as loss of speech, loss of hearing, weak vision, loss of memory and others, chiefly among the senior population. We aim to extend the use to people suffering from conditions such as Autism, Aphasia and so on, as well.
More can be found at
http://www.utdallas.edu/~rym071000

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