Illiteracy among fishers poses a significant barrier when it comes to accurately reporting accidents and incidents that occur at sea. Traditional reporting methods often require written forms, which can be challenging for those who cannot read or write. This limitation hinders accurate data collection and subsequently affects the implementation of effective safety measures.
By leveraging voice recognition technology and artificial intelligence, this MVP empowers fishers to report incidents using their spoken words instead of relying on written reports.
Using a simple voice interface, fishers can describe the accident or incident in their own language. The AI program then processes the audio input, recognises keywords related to the incident, and translates them into text. This text is then automatically populated into our accident database management system, FISHER, ensuring accurate and efficient reporting.
During the trial phase of the AI Voice Reporting MVP, significant achievements were made in assisting illiterate fishers with accident reporting. Some notable outcomes include:
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