Automated Testing and the LipSync X
As our Research and Development team works towards the release of the LipSync X later this year, we wanted to shine a light on some of the internal testing our team has been doing.
“It’s a Really Good Way to Ensure That They Can Continue That Communication With Family”
Marla Calder, an occupational therapist at the Stan Cassidy Centre for Rehabilitation in Fredericton, New Brunswick has some great successes with the LipSync.
“A Very Helpful Resource”
Cherry Nixdorf is an occupational therapist at the Health Sciences Centre in Winnipeg, Manitoba. When she learned about Makers Making Change, she became very interested in the LipSync.
Happy Pi Day! A Look at Five Years of LipSync Builds and the Future of the LipSync
Happy Pi Day! Not only is today Pi Day, but this also marks five years since the first public build of the LipSync. A lot has happened since then, so we thought we would take this opportunity to look back at the LipSync and introduce the new, updated design that we are finalizing.
Introducing the LipSync Switch Input Module
For some potential LipSync users, sipping and puffing into the mouthpiece can be difficult or even impossible. To allow them to take advantage of the LipSync, we’ve designed a LipSync Switch Input Module.