An award winning hack at the 36-hour Hackathon conducted by the Harvard University

MagneTalk can be used in various fields ranging from healthcare to daily routine settings. This project is primarily designed to recognize vowels and also help patients convey remote messages of pain wirelessly. People afflicted with facial paralysis, patients in certain medical settings unable to convey their needs or even those with minute stutter can undergo numerous hurdles in communicating in their daily lives. Silent speech can upgrade their quality of life to a great extent. In other environments, simple sentences or commands could be freely exchanged between two individuals or human and machine.