Moderate to severe dysarthria makes face-to-face communication challenging. Voice activated technologies, like Google Assistant, are extremely useful, but difficult to use. 

Project Euphonia is ‘training’ Google Assistant to understand dysarthric speech and ‘translate’ it as it is spoken. The words are then displayed on a smartphone or AAC. This allows some people to keep talking for longer at the same speed – and to be understood

Do you know someone with dysarthria?

If you know someone with dysarthria who can record 29 or more phrases, or for more information, contact richard.cave@nhs.net, call 07898 721278 or click below

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