Speaksee
A multi-speaker wireless speech-to-text system designed for the hearing-impaired
Dutch hardware and software system using clip-on wireless microphones so each speaker in a group conversation is transcribed separately and labelled by name on a phone, designed for deaf and hard-of-hearing people in meetings.
Key Features
- Clip-on wireless microphone audio capture
- Real-time speech-to-text
- Speaker identity labeling
- Interactive phone app interface
- Optimized for group conversations
Pros
- Clearly distinguishes different speakers
- Designed specifically for the hearing-impaired
- Intuitive integration of hardware and software
Cons
- Requires participants to wear the microphones
- Depends on the phone and network environment
Use Cases
- Cross-department workplace meetings
- Academic group discussions
- Accessible social interaction
Editor's Note
By combining hardware and software to precisely solve the pain points of group conversation, it is a great helper for workplace communication for the hearing-impaired.
FAQ
How does Speaksee work?
The system captures audio separately through multiple clip-on wireless microphones and transcribes it in real time via software, labeling different speakers on your phone.
Who is this system suitable for?
It is mainly suited to deaf and hard-of-hearing people, as well as workplace teams that need accessible meeting records.
Does it require extra hardware?
The system includes dedicated wireless microphone hardware, paired with a phone app to display the transcription.
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