Talk for me application

Supervisors

• Prof Derek Abbott
• Dr Mathew Berryman

Honours students

• 2024: [[Keefe] Dela Cruz], Addy Dhingra and Matthew Fowler, see Talk for me application 2024

Project guidelines

• Project Handbook

Project description

The Talk For Me app provides a fully customisable yet easy to use grid to point to communicate for people who can't talk, and supports text-to-speech output and image-recognition suggested text. This project is about extending the capability further, from words to sentences, possibly involving the use of ChatGPT. You will require a Mac computer since this is an iOS app, and familiarity with Swift and SwiftUI is essential.

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Expectations

• To get good marks we expect you to show a logical approach.

• In your conclusion, you need to come up with a list of to do items for future improvement.

• We expect all the written work to be place on this wiki. No paper reports are to be handed up.

• It is expected that you fill out a short progress report on the wiki each week, every Friday evening, to briefly state what you did that week and what the goals are for the following week.

• It is important to regularly see your main supervisors. Don't let more than 2 week go by without them seeing your face briefly.

• You should be making at least one formal progress meeting with supervisors per month. It does not strictly have to be exactly a month, but roughly each month you should be in a position to show some progress and have some problems and difficulties to discuss.

• The onus is on you to drive the meetings, make the appointments and set them up.

• You are expected to make a YouTube presentation of your whole project.

Relationship to possible career path

This will enhance your software skills and project management skills and prepare you for a wide range of job opportunities.

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