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How can real-time speech-to-text (ASR) be integrated into lightweight, low-cost head-worn devices to improve accessibility for deaf users?

helpResearch questionDeaf and Hard-of-Hearing ASL and Caption Support

How can real-time speech-to-text (ASR) be integrated into lightweight, low-cost head-worn devices to improve accessibility for deaf users?

UbiComp '23ToozKit: System for Experimenting with Captions on a Head-worn Display

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