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The VOIDDStatus Report #5 provides an update on the progress of the VOIDD team's work to design an all-in-one portable device to help the hard of hearing be aware of their surroundings. It outlines completed tasks like testing the voice recognition circuit and microcontroller interface. Ongoing tasks include coding the microcontroller and interfacing the prototype. Upcoming tasks involve further testing and connecting components together. A functional block diagram and project schedule are also included.
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- 1. VOIDDStatus Report #5 Voice Recognition for the Deaf – VOIDD Team 3 Ahmad Turki Joaquim Jaime Marcos Francisco February 21, 2011
- 2. Overall Need Design an all-in-one portable device that will allow the hard of hearing to be aware of their surroundings Design Milestones Design the overall Electric Diagram January 2011 Test the Speech Recognition CircuitJanuary 2011 Microcontroller Programming & Testing February 2011 Test the prototype March 2011 Design system casing March 2011
- 3. Completed Tasks Tasks Completed Recently Received all project parts Tested the voice recognition circuit binary number combinations output Tested independent voice recognition Tested the microcontroller and LCD interface
- 4. Ongoing/Pending Tasks Coding Microcontroller Working on Interfacing the Prototype Working on sound vs. speech detection
- 5. Upcoming Tasks Test the binary stream detection code Work on sound detection Connect and test the LCD, the vibrator and the Speech recognition circuit Design the system casing Visit the Sunshine Cottage School For Deaf Children
- 7. Schedule
- 8. Schedule 50% 100% 50% 20% 70% 50% 50%
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