I have a girl, 13yrs Deaf and dumb...She has undergone surgery recently. She is now undergoing therapy classes. Very poor and her mother works in our place helping in cooking etc. Is this module useful for her???
KSRao 9866158015 On 3/15/10, Chaitanya Ganesh <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Hi All, > > Go through the mail below, this is a company by some of my friends. It is > good to hear about their idea. > > Can we help in anyway through our contact base in providing them the > feedback about the product for improvising and also spreading their reach? > > BTW, they are based in Chennai and if needed I can coordinate with him for > a special demo to our members. > > Best Regards > Chaitanya > > 1. A product for disabled children from Invention Labs > Posted by: "Ajit Narayanan" > [email protected]<http://in.mc950.mail.yahoo.com/mc/[email protected]>ajitq > Date: Sun Mar 14, 2010 1:58 pm ((PDT)) > > Hi all! > > I'm a 2003 alumnus and I run a company called Invention Labs, that's > incubated by IIT Madras. We released our first product this month. It is a > device that helps spastic kids communicate, and it is called AVAZ. Spastic > children have normal intelligence but severe impairment of muscle > coordination, so they cannot talk and they cannot perform fine actions with > their limbs. This means they can't communicate. AVAZ is a device that > converts their limited capacity for motion into speech. > > Here is a short video we made about the device and with kids using it: > www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxPgauFcbcg > > We got some great coverage in the press. The fine folks at the Hindu did > two articles about our product: > beta.thehindu.com/news/states/tamil-nadu/article113726.ece > beta.thehindu.com/sci-tech/technology/article201683.ece > > The AVAZ website is at http://avaz.inventionlabs.in > > We are trying to get this device into a number of special schools around > India through corporate sponsorships. We are also trying to raise money for > further development of this and allied devices. And we are looking for > people with some background in disability to volunteer to help us with > deploying and improving AVAZ. > > If you can help, or know someone who can help, please let me know. > > Best, > Ajit 'Q' Narayanan, DDEE 2003 > CTO & co-founder, Invention Labs > > -- With warm regards, KSRao 9866158015.
