Personal diary for Visually Impaired with Microsoft Cognitive Services

Personal diary for Visually Impaired with Microsoft Cognitive Services

Abstract:

The innovative Android project Personal Diary for Visually Impaired with Microsoft Cognitive Services helps visually impaired people manage their contacts and personal records. This voice assistant lets disabled people use important features and keep important records. This system provides a complete visual impairment solution using custom layouts and speech-to-text technology. The app’s main features are custom messaging with inbox and sent items, call log and dialer, people’s information management, and battery level monitoring. Users also receive location guidance from the system.

Introduction:

The Personal Diary for Visually Impaired with Microsoft Cognitive Services helps visually impaired people manage their personal information and communicate. Voice assistance and innovative technologies make this Android project accessible and usable for disabled people.

Objectives:

This project aims to create a visually impaired personal diary management system that is simple and effective. Microsoft Cognitive Services and custom design elements enable visually impaired users to independently manage contacts, records, and communication.

Project Details:

The project integrates features into an Android app to create a user-friendly personal diary. Custom layouts make the app visually impaired-friendly. Speech-to-text lets users write and read messages with sender, date, and time information. Visually impaired people can use their phone’s dialer because the system announces dialed numbers and call notifications. The app can search and store photos of people. This project integrates a complete voice assistant for visually impaired users with default applications.

Conclusion:

The groundbreaking Android project Personal Diary for Visually Impaired with Microsoft Cognitive Services empowers visually impaired people with a voice assistant and personalized diary management system. This app improves disability independence with custom layouts, speech-to-text technology, and innovative features. This project helps visually impaired people manage contacts, records, and communication, improving their quality of life.

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