This project investigates and analyzes biases in existing Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) models when recognizing stuttered speech. The goal is to fine-tune these models, or develop a new one, to improve performance for this demographic. The team recently submitted an abstract to the AAAS e-poster competition. Reach out to learn more about AImpower's research!
Community Knights are in charge of developing Knight Rides, a nonprofit-driven mobile app designed to address transportation challenges for service-focused organizations. Screened volunteer drivers, either donating their time or receiving partial gas reimbursement, provide safe, cost-effective rides for vulnerable populations, enabling access to critical appointments, such as medical visits.
FarmHacks, a branch of Greenhorns, collaborates with farmers to create engineering solutions for everyday challenges. The current focus is developing a low-cost, small-scale grain thresher for local farmers. Team members will conduct offsite visits to test the equipment in real-world conditions.
The project management team coordinates efforts across sub-teams and guides their future directions. Members gain experience with the AGILE framework, pitching engineering ideas to diverse audiences, and developing project management skills.
PInT is the student-run public interest technology (PIT) organization at Olin College of Engineering