Smart House Tomsk
The student at the Dmitri Kotov Informatics Department is adapting automation systems for people with disabilities, reporting to the Voza press service. Dmitri notes that today is the development of the type of "intelligent home" are created without regard to the needs of persons with disabilities, and are therefore not suitable for such persons.
The student began to develop a system in collaboration with the volume system of H.O.M.E. The developer provided the Dmitri the software interface for the applications to the system and a ready server to examine and build its adaptation system. The Dmitri project does not imply the manufacture of devices - the student upgrades the cloud server H.O.M.E. to enhance the management of any automation system: first, the system can be used by any device, whether neurocontroll or telephone, and secondly, any smart-hadge developers can use it in their projects.
The Dmitri OS Android application will recognize the user ' s voice teams and transmit them to the remote exposed service. Using the application, the user will be able to operate various portable devices: telephone, tablet, television, smart-hours, smart-tracks, etc. Dmitri is attracted to the work of taxpayers, as many people have speech defects and Google Voice Api often sees the teams incorrectly.
The Dmitri Kotov project is being developed through a grant from the UNICI programme, which it received in 2015. The system is expected to be free of charge for developers, with an application price of about 100 roubles for users.
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