Morse Code Implementation using Eye Blinks
Keywords:
AAC devices, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, Morse code, Computer VisionAbstract
A few medical conditions such as Locked In Syndrome and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis lead to paralysis or motor speech disorder in people which may cause defect in speech or voice. In this case the individual loses his ability to communicate. AAC devices become a rescue for them but they turn out to be expensive and also inaccessible to most of the people. At this pace of time we propose low cost software which helps in converting the message into understandable English language, through eye blinks with the use of Open source Computer Vision, through Morse code which comprises dots and dashes. So, this will serve as an alternative to the AAC devices.
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