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Voice Shiksha

Empowering speech practice for kids who are deaf and dumb through voice and pitch recognition.


About the Project

Voice Shiksha is a voice-based interactive learning app designed to help kids with hearing and speech disabilities practice pronunciation of alphabets and simple words. It uses pitch analysis and speech recognition to give real-time feedback, making learning more inclusive and empowering.

Whether it's learning to say "A" or improving vocal pitch accuracy, this app supports consistent practice and growth with kindness and clarity.


Features

  • Interactive Alphabet Practice
    Users are guided to pronounce alphabets like A, B, C, etc., one by one.

  • Voice Recording and Analysis
    Users can record their pronunciation and compare pitch and clarity with reference values.

  • Pitch Matching Engine
    Uses tools like CREPE, Librosa, and FastDTW to match the pitch of spoken audio with expected values.

  • CSV-Based Reference System
    Reference pitch values for each letter are stored in a CSV and compared with user input.

  • Real-Time Feedback
    Get immediate success or retry feedback based on pronunciation accuracy.

  • Child-Friendly Design
    A bright, simple, and colorful interface that’s easy for young learners to use without getting overwhelmed.


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A Voice-based interactive learning app designed to help kids with hearing and speech disabilities practice pronunciation of alphabets and simple words.

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