<h2>Team quadSquad: Computer Academy "Step" Donetsk, Ukraine</h2>Team quadSquad from the Ukraine took out the top prize at this year's Imagine Cup. Developed using Bing, Windows Phone Windows 7 and Windows 8, Enable Talk allows people who cannot talk to verbally communicate with the rest of the world via a pair of sensory gloves and a smartphone application.<br><br> "The gloves capture the hand movement pattern and finger gestures," explained team member Maxim Osika. "The data is transmitted to the mobile device where the analysis happens. ...The application on the smartphone is then able to produce the sound for those signs." One of the benefits of the system is its flexibility: because the software is user-taught, you can define the type of gestures you want to use: you don't even need to be trained in sign language.
 

Team quadSquad: Computer Academy "Step" Donetsk, Ukraine

Team quadSquad from the Ukraine took out the top prize at this year's Imagine Cup. Developed using Bing, Windows Phone Windows 7 and Windows 8, Enable Talk allows people who cannot talk to verbally communicate with the rest of the world via a pair of sensory gloves and a smartphone application.

"The gloves capture the hand movement pattern and finger gestures," explained team member Maxim Osika. "The data is transmitted to the mobile device where the analysis happens. ...The application on the smartphone is then able to produce the sound for those signs." One of the benefits of the system is its flexibility: because the software is user-taught, you can define the type of gestures you want to use: you don't even need to be trained in sign language.

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