Keynote: A.I. and Stephen Hawking ACAT
summary
An open-source configurable platform called Assistive Context-Aware Toolkit (ACAT) is designed to let users control Windows apps via simple triggers mapped to muscles or sensors, reducing thousand-dollar proprietary device costs. It integrates many sensors (cheek, ring, push button) and a brain-computer interface that reads EEG to trigger actions, and pairs ASR with word-prediction plus context models so the system suggests whole-phrase options in real time, learns from use, and materially speeds conversational output.
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