Visual Voice Board
Create editable visual communication cards around real routines and needs.
A defined output—not a vague AI promise.
Visual Voice Board explores dignity-first visual communication support for non-speaking and minimally speaking children, with caregiver context and editable AI assistance.
Expected timeline: Access reviewed individually
- Editable visual cards
- Routine-specific vocabulary
- Caregiver-controlled changes
- Communication-board continuity
Four accountable steps.
- 01Define the communication situation
- 02Generate candidate cards
- 03Caregiver reviews language and imagery
- 04Test in a familiar routine
What this page does not claim.
- Prototype, not a medical device
- Does not diagnose or infer intent
- Should not replace established AAC without review
- Professional AAC guidance may be appropriate
What buyers ask before choosing this workflow.
What is an AI-assisted visual communication board?
It is a board where AI can help prepare editable words and pictorial cards for a defined routine. The communicator and caregiver remain in control of what is approved and used.
Is Visual Voice Board a medical device or AAC replacement?
No. It is a supervised assistive-communication prototype and does not diagnose, infer intent, or automatically replace an established AAC system.
Can caregivers edit the suggested communication cards?
Yes. Caregiver review, editable wording, and context-specific choices are central to the prototype direction.
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