Pictalk AAC vs TEC++US2.0

Winner of the Handitech Trophy 2022 in the Digital Innovation category! PicTalk is a powerful AAC communication app designed to help individuals with speech and communication difficulties communicate more effectively using symbols and pictures. With over 15,000 symbols and icons, PicTalk provides a picture-based communication system that allows users to express themselves in a personalized and customizable manner. Features: Picture-based communication system with over 15,000 symbols and icons Customizable symbol and category creation for personalized communication Text-to-speech voice output with adjustable speed and pitch Share phrases via text message, email, or social media with images and transcriptions Shareable pictogram collections for users, groups, and publicly Multilingual support with custom translations Easy-to-use interface with adjustable font size and color PicTalk is the perfect AAC communication app for individuals with autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, stroke, and other conditions affecting communication ability. With its powerful symbol-based communication system, PicTalk makes communication easy and accessible to all. Whether you want to express your needs, thoughts, or emotions, PicTalk offers everything you need to communicate effectively. Download PicTalk today and start communicating more efficiently! Pictograms are provided by the ARASAAC association

With the ideia of inclusivity, opening doors, simplifying the everyday life abroad, we created the European Pictographic Language of Communication (EPCL) and, in TEC++US 2.0, the EPCL Translator - an app, easy to use. Cool, isn't it?! We are an international team of researchers, teachers, developers and designers that got united through the TEC++US Project of ERASMUS+. Our Partners are from Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia and Spain - this is what helps us to think globally! The TEC++US 2.0 Project is developed as a part of the ERASMUS+ program and co-funded with the EU funds. It is the continuity of TEC++US Project that took place in 2018-2020.