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Millions of people worldwide have speech and motor impairments that can make speaking and communicating difficult. But a look can say a lot. Look to Speak, a free Android app, was built to help people like Antoinette use their eyes to select pre-written phrases and have them spoken aloud on a mobile device. Now, a variety of people with temporary, permanent, or situational disabilities may use a look to say a lot too.

To learn more visit: https://blog.google/outreach-initiatives/accessibility/look-to-speak/

To watch Antoinette’s Story visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3h930TAZwhE

To download the Look to Speak app, visit: g.co/looktospeak

To learn how Google is helping build a more accessible world for everyone visit: http://www.android.com/accessibility

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