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Enhancing Communication in Speech Therapy: Exploring the Cognitive Synergy Between Gesture and Speech
This paper examines the adaptation of a rhythm-based interface, originally designed for manual dexterity rehabilitation, for use in speech therapy. The interface allows users to control synthesized vocal phrases through finger tapping, leveraging the cognitive link between gesture and speech. Throug
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