We’re very close to achieving a significant milestone in the world of assistive technology as we proudly announce “Emote,” an innovative Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) device is launching soon to help impaired children in communicating effectively. Ideation by Upama Ghosh, Emote is set to redefine the way children with communication challenges express themselves, fostering greater independence and social inclusion.
“Emote” is more than just the introduction of a new device; it represents a commitment to empowering children with speech impairments to live more connected and fulfilling lives. By providing an accessible and user-friendly communication tool, Emote aims to break down the barriers that these children face, enabling them to participate more fully in social interactions, education, and everyday activities.
“We believe that every child deserves a voice,” said Upama Ghosh. “With Emote, we are giving children the tools they need to express their thoughts, feelings, and ideas with confidence and clarity. This device is not just about communication; it’s about connection, independence, and the opportunity for every child to be heard.”
