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Originally Posted by Lamplighter
I've often wondered by computer aides for the handicapped, especially the developmentally disabled,
have not been created wherein the "mouse/keyboard functions" are positioned
in the mouth and controlled by jaw and tongue.
Seems as though artificial speech could be a natural way to program that way.
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Er... because if you have enough muscle strength and cognition to operate an artificial speech machine with your jaw and tongue... you could just talk. There are, however, mouth-operated devices for people with physical disabilities that can move a wheelchair around, or reach for things.