This is a device I am working on called the BecDot which is a literacy teaching tool I invented for our daughter Rebecca.
This project is for the assistance of blind and hard of seeing enabling them to find their way with alerts and voice directions.
I needed a simple media player that my son can understand. I could not find a commercial solution, so I built one based on a Raspberry Pi.
People with mobility impairments often struggle to interact with devices. We need a low-cost accessible and adaptable tool.
3D printed IoT model of working chainsaw in scale for educational purposes. Tactile feedback, moving elements, sound, led illumination.
A pocket-sized Arduino UNO Q companion for hands-free design notes, translation, reminders and deliberate visual inspection.
A System with Arduino UNO Q and Edge Impulse that detects electronic components and announces them by voice for visual impairments people
A wearable AI-powered communication aid that enables real-time two-way communication between deaf and hearing individuals using British Sign
A wireless microphone pod turns selected nearby sounds into uncertainty-aware visual cues—locally, without cloud audio or default recordings
