Proloquo2Go
July 4, 2012
New technology promises to give thousands of children who cannot speak a voice.
An app called Proloquo2Go allows six-year-old Ruby Dunn to tap on symbols on a tablet computer – and then have a sentence read out in a child’s voice.
The software, which features the voices of two British children, is among a number of innovations now helping children with special needs.
Rory Cellan-Jones reports.
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I actually can’t see Proloquo2Go in that video — they seem to be using specialised tablet devices which have their own software and at one point a recent Samsung Galaxy phone is displayed (in fact, AAC software for Android is pretty basic). Proloquo2Go is for Apple’s iOS devices and has been around since about 2009.
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