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AI for Good Innovate for Impact 4.4-Productivity

The architecture diagrams illustrate our vision for integrated assistive technology (see below
in references):
1) HIL (HID Interface Layer): Handles input methods (eye tracking, microphone, camera,
switches, keyboard/mouse)
2) UIIL (User Interface Interaction Layer): Provides user interfaces (Communication UI, Drive
UI, Home Automation UI, Text-to-Voice/Avatar, AI Response Engine)
3) Specialized Layers: Handle specific functions (Mobility Enhancement, Voice and Avatar
Layer, Home Automation)

Rather than building everything from scratch, we're creating an open ecosystem where
technologies can "plug and play," freeing users from proprietary all-in-one solutions.

5 References

[1] World Health Organization. (2024). Assistive technology fact sheet. Available at: https://
www .who .int/ news -room/ fact -sheets/ detail/ assistive -technology
[2] American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. (2024). Augmentative and Alternative
Communication (AAC). Available at: https:// www .asha .org/ practice -portal/ professional
-issues/ augmentative -and -alternative -communication/
[3] Scott-Morgan Foundation. (2024). Official website. Available at: https:// www .s cottmorgan
foundation .org/
[4] Scott-Morgan Foundation. (2024). Scott-Morgan Foundation Unveils Revolutionary AI-
Powered Assistive Technology in Collaboration with Lenovo at Tech World '24. Press
release.
[5] Lenovo. (2025). Transforming the frontiers of assistive tech with visionary AI at Zero Project
Conference 2025. Lenovo StoryHub.
[6] Lenovo. (2024). AI-powered communication solution for people living with ALS revealed
at Lenovo Tech World. Available at: https:// news .lenovo .com/ pressroom/ press -releases/
ai -powered -communication -solution -for -people -with -als -revealed -tech -world/
[7] ElevenLabs. (2024). Impact Program Announcement. Available at: https:// elevenlabs .io/
blog/ impact -program -announcement

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