Virtual Voice: A new augmented reality (AR) system called HoloBoard is helping nonspeaking autistic people communicate independently by typing in midair. Built by researchers from the University of Virginia and University of Calgary, the AR keyboard hovers in front of users wearing Microsoft's HoloLens 2 headset, allowing them to type letters one by one without assistance. For the estimated one-third of autistic people who cannot communicate effectively, this technology offers a path to greater autonomy.
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