Inspiration

We wanted to help people with ALS have an easier experience while working at the computer.

What it does

It maps eye movement onto a virtual board that can type letters.

How we built it

We built it with neural networks closely related to the LeNet architecture. There was a lot of pre and post processing to get the 3 cameras to work together as well as getting the output to a working speech generator. The model was trained on an AWS EC2 instance.

Challenges we ran into

Lack of data due to not enough time made this more of a proof of concept rather than a full working prototype.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

The final product looks amazing and the code architecture works swimmingly.

What we learned

Collecting data is very hard. We also learned a lot about neural networks.

What's next for ALS Keyboard with Neural Networks

To gather more data and make a fully working prototype.

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