Dictowriter: Speech-to-Text Plotter

Individuals with disabilities face unique challenges in both their daily lives and education. As society becomes increasingly complex, visually impaired and physically disabled students may find it challenging to keep up. Therefore, it is essential to understand the eeds of these students and explore how technology can help them. Assistive technologies, including both hardware and software, can help individuals overcome barriers obtain better results in life and academic achievement. One example of an assistive technology is a voice-activated plotter that can recognize speech using a Bluetooth app and transcribe spoken content onto paper or other writing materials. Such a tool can be especially helpful for individuals with visual or physical impairments who may have difficulty writing or typing. However, creating an accurate and accessible voice-activated plotter can presentsome design challenges that need to be addressed