Free to speak
VoiceAmp
brings fluency to UK stammeres
Dom
Willis, 39, has lived with his stammer for years, but
lately he has been able to converse relatively unhindered
by his condition, and he says this has been life-enhancing
beyond measure. Read more about one of VoiceAmp's first
UK users here... |
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New funding for UK stammerers
Zaber Ahmed a London student , was recently awarded a Disabled Student Allowance to fund a VoiceAmp device.
It is hoped the BSA will cover this story in full in the next edition of Speaking out (the BSA's quarterly newsletter). Read more here...
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The
VoiceAmp Fluency System
The
VoiceAmp 601 series Fluency System was developed in
conjunction with international specialists and research
Universities. Read how the VoiceAmp fluency system helps
to promote fluency here... |
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Bringing
Fluency to phone conversations with TAD
VoiceAmp
in conjunction with the Dominic Barker trust is developing
a telephone interface for people who stammer. Building
on the proven 601 architecture, the new platform now
boasts features including word prompting. Read more
here... |
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VoiceAmp
goes wireless
All
VA601 series devices are wireless upgradeable as an
optional accessory. VoiceAmp is also intergrating Bluetooth™
functionality into our devices. Find out more about
VoiceAmp's wireless options here... |
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News
from VoiceAmp
VoiceAmp
is continually developing new technologies to enable
people to communicate better. VoiceAmp works closely
with academics, speech professionals and end users to
develop creative solutions to speech difficulties. Read
more about what we're up to here... |
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