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The document proposes a solution to address mental health issues without a therapist by using technologies like Tropo, Bluemix, JavaScript libraries, and WebRTC to determine a person's mental state through an interactive voice response (IVR) system with video capabilities. It describes an architecture that uses a phone, IMS core, app server, and WebRTC to enable video calls within a web browser. The technology discussed includes using the browser as an application server along with WebRTC, SIP.js, media capture, recording, face tracking, 3D rendering, and speech analysis to build a video-enabled IVR platform.
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