Bashkir Zuckerberg launched neural network creation for LifeFeel messenger

A programmer from Bashkiria, Arthur Shaikhatarov, with his team, is developing a LifeFeel application - a messenger for deaf-blind people. Most recently, he launched a crowdfunding project to collect data for his neural network. The neural network (artificial intelligence) will be used in the LifeFeel application when transmitting the information.

“In the near future, we would like to improve our application and add artificial intelligence technology to it,” explains Arthur Shaikhatarov. “The technology will allow the deaf-blind people to enter information, draw letters, right on their smartwatch. However, this requires a lot of tagged data, that is, pictures with handwritten letters. You can help us with this difficult task in developing an application to improve the life of the deaf-blind. Follow the link lifefeel.ru from your smartphone and draw a few letters on the website. It does not take much time. Each letter is important to us”.

LifeFeel is a messenger for deaf-blind people, which operates on a technology that enables people who do not see or hear to exchange information, messages. A text is entered on the smartphone, and a deaf-blind person receives the message using a smartwatch that sends vibrations in the Morse code. In the opposite direction, a deaf-blind person touches the screen of the smartwatch, enters a cipher, which is converted into the text of any world language and transmitted to the recipient’s smartphone.