Alpaca — AI-Powered Early Dyslexia Screening for Irish Primary Schools
Ireland
A Trinity College Dublin spin-out's AI tablet game screened over 25,000 pre-literate children across six countries in 2023-24 for dyslexia …
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A free speech-recognition reading app (launched in India as Bolo) that listens to children read aloud and gives feedback; works offline, available in 180+ countries and 11 languages including Portuguese and Spanish.
Read Along, launched by Google in India as 'Bolo', is a free on-device speech-recognition app that listens to children aged 5+ read aloud and gives feedback, designed for low-connectivity, Global-South contexts.
The app is available in 180+ countries and 11 languages with 1,000+ stories, and partner deployments have reached tens of millions of students.
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Ireland
A Trinity College Dublin spin-out's AI tablet game screened over 25,000 pre-literate children across six countries in 2023-24 for dyslexia …
New Zealand
Te Hiku Media's Papa Reo project (NZD 13 million, MBIE 2019–2026) built AI speech recognition (92% accuracy) and a pronunciation …
Indonesia
Bookbot is an offline AI reading app giving Indonesian children real-time pronunciation feedback on-device; built with UNICEF Venture Fund support …
Latvia
Latvian language-tech firm Tilde and Microsoft piloted a cordless wearable microphone with real-time speech-to-text captioning for deaf and hard-of-hearing pupils …
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