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Vingt personnes handicapées ont appris à se servir de MyVoice dans le cadre d'un projet cofinancé par le FSE intitulé «Pont d'arc-en-ciel». À présent, ces personnes peuvent non seulement participer à des activités qui leur étaient auparavant inaccessibles, mais l'ordinateur peut également servir à veiller à leur bien-être.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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Das SpeechLab-Labor der Technischen Universität Liberec in der Tschechischen Republik hat ein innovatives Programm entwickelt, um Menschen mit Behinderung die Teilnahme am täglichen Leben zu erleichtern. Das Computerprogramm „MyVoice“ ermöglicht Anwendern, einen Heimcomputer allein mit Sprachbefehlen zu steuern. Auch wenn diese Technologie in Bereichen wie der Medizin oder den Medien bereits verwendet wird, ermöglicht SpeechLab den Einsatz dieser Möglichkeit nun auch für Menschen mit eingeschränkter Mobilität. Im Zuge des vom ESF kofinanzierten Projekts „Regenbogen-Brücke“ wurden 20 Menschen mit Behinderung dazu ausgebildet, MyVoice zu verwenden. Auf diese Weise können sie nun Aktivitäten ausüben, die ihnen zuvor nicht möglich waren, und darüber hinaus kann der Computer auf Wunsch sogar das Wohlbefinden der Benutzer überwachen.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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Laboratoř SpeechLab na Technické univerzitě v Liberci v České republice vyvinula inovativní nástroj, který osobám se zdravotním postižením pomůže zapojit se více do každodenního života. Počítačový program MyVoice vám umožňuje pracovat s domácím počítačem pouze pomocí hlasových povelů. Ačkoli tato technologie se již používá v takových oblastech, jako je medicína a sdělovací prostředky, laboratoř SpeechLab ji zpřístupnila i osobám s omezenou pohyblivostí. Používat MyVoice se dvacet osob se zdravotním postižením naučilo v projektu Duhový most, který spolufinancuje ESF. Nyní se mohou nejen účastnit činností, k nimž dříve neměly přístup, ale počítač lze používat i pro sledování jejich aktuální situace.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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The SpeechLab laboratory at the Technical University of Liberec in the Czech Republic has developed an innovative tool to help people with disabilities to take more part in everyday life. The computer program MyVoice allows you to work with a home computer by using voice commands only. While this technology is already used in areas such as medicine and the media, SpeechLab has opened it up to those with reduced mobility. Twenty people with disabilities were taught to use MyVoice in an ESF co-funded project ‘Rainbow bridge’. Now, not only can they take part in activities which were previously inaccessible, but the computer can also be used to monitor their welfare.
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