AI-Driven Assistive Technology for Speech Disabilities: Transforming Communication with Natural Language Processing Techniques

Speech disabilities are considered a core barrier to achieving effective communication, independence and social engagement, and therefore assistive devices are needed which are unconventional and fit a myriad of complex user requirements. Many people often have nonstandard speech and assistive devices usually do not cater to their needs hence their ability to use such devices gets compromised. This research suggests that deep learning techniques such as reinforcement learning and model founded approaches like BERT and GPT should be incorporated. Also, the scientists recommend a combination of feedbacks systems with real-time tailoring and individualization. Such integration can qualify individuals to use previously challenging semi-automated systems without restrictions. It provides that view of systems which uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) and generates user’s intent prediction alongside conversion of text to speech that sounds natural to the user. Considering the need for broader and inclusive solutions, the research discusses key issues of how to ensure cost-efficient and easy training of users in order to remove barriers to using assistive technologies. Through novel and sweeping changes, this research aims to further the understanding of how the autonomy and quality of life for people with speech disabilities can be greatly improved.

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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS
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2025-03-17
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https://doi.org/10.47191/ijmra/v8-i03-05
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Assistive Technology in Communication and Mobility
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AI-Driven Assistive Technology for Speech Disabilities: Transforming Communication with Natural Language Processing Techniques

Supreet Kaur Sahi, Yajat Kohli, Vandana Kalra
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS
Assistive Technology in Communication and Mobility
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AI-Driven Assistive Technology for Speech Disabilities: Transforming Communication with Natural Language Processing Techniques

Supreet Kaur Sahi, Yajat Kohli, Vandana Kalra
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Abstract

Speech disabilities are considered a core barrier to achieving effective communication, independence and social engagement, and therefore assistive devices are needed which are unconventional and fit a myriad of complex user requirements. Many people often have nonstandard speech and assistive devices usually do not cater to their needs hence their ability to use such devices gets compromised. This research suggests that deep learning techniques such as reinforcement learning and model founded approaches like BERT and GPT should be incorporated. Also, the scientists recommend a combination of feedbacks systems with real-time tailoring and individualization. Such integration can qualify individuals to use previously challenging semi-automated systems without restrictions. It provides that view of systems which uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) and generates user’s intent prediction alongside conversion of text to speech that sounds natural to the user. Considering the need for broader and inclusive solutions, the research discusses key issues of how to ensure cost-efficient and easy training of users in order to remove barriers to using assistive technologies. Through novel and sweeping changes, this research aims to further the understanding of how the autonomy and quality of life for people with speech disabilities can be greatly improved.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH AND ANALYSISVol. 08(03)
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Assistive Technology in Communication and Mobility
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