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Anna-Lysa Gayle
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Anchor and Reporter, WTOP-FM (Washington, DC)
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Tech Talk: Maryland college students working on device to help hospital patients with disabilities call for help
By Anna-Lysa Gayle Verified| DC News Now Verified MARYLAND (DC News Now) — Several Maryland college students are working on a solution to help hospital patients and nursing home residents who may be unable to speak. “It’s just enabling them to communicate to the staff using eye tracking, so if they need to have a request like ‘I need to talk to a nurse’ or ‘I need to talk to a CNA,’ they are able to sort of look at those icons and be able to send a request,” Andy Heredia, co-founder of SONE, said.
Tech Talk: Maryland college students working on device to help hospital patients with disabilities call for help
By Anna-Lysa Gayle Verified| Yahoo Tech@ MARYLAND (DC News Now) — Several Maryland college students are working on a solution to help hospital patients and nursing home residents who may be unable to speak. “It’s just enabling them to communicate to the staff using eye tracking, so if they need to have a request like ‘I need to talk to a nurse’ or ‘I need to talk to a CNA,’ they are able to sort of look at those icons and be able to send a request,” Andy Heredia, co-founder of SONE, said.
Tech Talk: Maryland college students working on device to help hospital patients with disabilities call for help
By Anna-Lysa Gayle Verified| DC News Now Verified MARYLAND (DC News Now) — Several Maryland college students are working on a solution to help hospital patients and nursing home residents who may be unable to speak. “It’s just enabling them to communicate to the staff using eye tracking, so if they need to have a request like ‘I need to talk to a nurse’ or ‘I need to talk to a CNA,’ they are able to sort of look at those icons and be able to send a request,” Andy Heredia, co-founder of SONE, said.
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WTOP-FM (Washington, DC)