A UofT ECE 496 capstone project by:
- Yuanyuan (Lucy) Zhou (YuanyuanZhouLucy)
- Katherine Bancroft (kbanc)
- Sally Chen (sally-chen)
- Aishni Arora (aishniarora19)
Winner of the 2020 ECE Design Award
Aphasia is an acquired language disorder that affects the production and comprehension of speech. Speech therapy to rehabilitate aphasia is expensive and not always accessible. People with aphasia may struggle to translate the improvements they make in speech therapy to real world environments.
This app allows users to practice rehabilitation exercises without the aide of their therapist. Stimuli displayed in exercises is customized to the users location to bridge gap between clinical and real world improvements. The stimuli displayed in the app is personalizable; users can take photos of image and the app will classify the object and generate new exercises.
Watch our demo video for more info!
Since the team didn't want to pay for an Apple Developers account... the only way to use this app is to:
- Check out the repo
- Open the repo in Xcode
- Change the project settings to your team
- Reconnect the APIs using your own keys
- Launch on your own device