Mobile scanner for text and voice conversion

Abstract

The invention relates to an assistive reading device, the "Readdly scanner," which uses optical character recognition (OCR) and natural language processing (NLP) to instantly convert printed or handwritten text into speech. This portable and ergonomic device, specially designed for people with dyslexia, incorporates an intuitive touchscreen interface and offers features such as speech reading, multilingual translation, and audio personalization. The main objective is to facilitate educational and professional accessibility, while making learning and participation more inclusive.