cd Hear-It
Hear-It
# Hear-It is a mobile application designed to enhance social communication for deaf individuals and provide keyword recognition for hearing impaired users. With a focus on user interaction, the app aims to improve accessibility and reliability in communication.
git@github.com:shashankcm95/Hear-It
./check-credibility.sh
cat stack.json
cat architecture.md
The architecture of Hear-It is designed to be scalable and reliable, focusing on mobile deployment. Its component-based structure allows for easy updates and maintenance, ensuring a smooth user experience in social communication.
cat narrative.md
The choice of Java as the programming language for Hear-It reflects its maturity and robustness in mobile application development. This decision supports the app's focus on delivering reliable features for hearing impaired users, leveraging Java's extensive ecosystem.
cat deep-dive.md
The development of Hear-It involved creating a mobile application that prioritizes user interaction. The team focused on implementing keyword recognition features that provide reliable communication for hearing impaired users, achieving an 81% reliability rating from participants.
cat architecture.md
Hear-It utilizes a component-based architecture, which promotes separation of concerns and enhances maintainability. This approach allows for independent development and testing of components, which is crucial for a mobile application that emphasizes user interaction and social features.
cat narrative.md
Hear-It is developed entirely in Java, allowing for efficient performance on mobile devices. The application integrates keyword recognition technology to enhance communication for deaf individuals, and the architecture is designed to support high accuracy in detecting name calls, achieving 88.8% accuracy.
cat deep-dive.md
In Hear-It, the engineering team faced the challenge of accurately detecting name calls, which was addressed through advanced keyword recognition algorithms. The application was rigorously tested, resulting in an impressive 88.8% accuracy rate, and 81% of participants reported its reliability, underscoring the effectiveness of the implemented solutions.
cat tour.md
01 Hear-It: Empowering the Hearing Impaired
Hear-It is a mobile application designed to enhance awareness for the hearing impaired through keyword recognition. It aims to improve social communication for deaf individuals, addressing gaps in existing solutions.
- ✓Addresses social communication for deaf individuals
02 Architecture Overview
The application operates on a mobile platform, utilizing keyword recognition technology to detect name calls and enhance social interactions. It is designed to function effectively within a conversation range.
- ✓Utilizes keyword recognition technology
03 README.md: Project Motivation
The README.md outlines the motivation behind Hear-It, emphasizing the need for social communication tools for the deaf community. It highlights the project's goal of enhancing security and social integration.
- ✓Highlights project motivation and goals
README.md# Hear-It Motivation: * Augmenting awareness for the hearing impaired by inducing naturality with the use of keyword recognition through a mobile application. * Our idea tries to incorporate the social communication aspect for deaf people in the application which many of the currently existing models fail to address.04 Testing and CI
Currently, there are no configured CI workflows or testing frameworks mentioned in the project. Testing details are not provided in the documentation.
- !No CI workflows configured
05 Deployment Information
There are no CI/CD workflows or deployment targets specified for the Hear-It project. Deployment details are currently absent.
- !No deployment workflows specified
06 Try It Out
To explore the Hear-It project, you can clone the repository using the command below.
git clone https://github.com/shashankcm95/Hear-It
graph TD;
A[Mobile App] --> B[Keyword Recognition];
A --> C[Social Communication];
B --> D[High Accuracy Detection];Diagram source rendered with mermaid.js.
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- The application is built using Java.from code
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Java
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type: mobile
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pattern: component-based
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Contains an APK file indicating a mobile application
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Focus on user interaction and social communication features
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Keyword recognition for hearing impaired users
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Social communication enhancement for deaf individuals
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High accuracy in detecting name calls
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