Australian University Invents New Tech Helping People With Aphasia Write Their Stories

Australian University Invents New Tech Helping People With Aphasia Write Their Stories
SMALL ANDROID: A man uses the QWERTY keyboard of a Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini, which is one of the smallest Android smartphones available. SONY
Epoch Times Sydney Staff
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Scientists from Australia’s Monash University have worked out a new technology to help people with aphasia to communicate.

Teaming up with Monash Health speech pathologists and their patients, students from the Monash Institute of Medical Engineering (MIME) and Monash Young Medtech Innovators (MYMI) have designed Project QWERTY, a free website that offers a high-tech but simple-to-use solution to aphasia.
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