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Applied Sciences Group, Inc. is awarded $270k Federal Contract from the VA March 22, 2010: Applied Sciences Group Inc. has been awarded a $270,582 federal contract from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to develop an Augmented Communications Network for Spinal Cord Injury Veterans at the Community Living Center in Tampa, Florida. ASG and Talker Inc. are partners in making the University’s Talker speech generating software available to the speech impaired. The Talker software will be integrated with a wireless communications solution that will enable paraplegic, quadriplegic and non-verbal Veterans to communicate with center staff and each other within the Community Living Center Community. Paul Buckley, President of Applied Sciences Group, Inc. said, “ASG has a history of providing innovative software solutions to our clients, so to extend our engineering talents to improve the quality of life for our veterans afflicted with Traumatic Brain Injury, physical impairments or the inability to speak will be using technology for a greater purpose.” About Applied Sciences Group, Inc.Founded in 1993, Applied Sciences Group is an award winning software engineering and systems integration firm that provides solutions for factory automation, instrumentation, controls, energy management and embedded software applications. Our engineers also have expertise in medical device software development, user interfaces, diagnostic patterning, automation sequencing, data extraction, data analysis, signal processing and data display. For more information, please visit Applied Sciences Group, Inc on the internet at www.appliedsciencesgroup.com. About Talker Inc.Talker is a speech generating software that was developed at the University of Buffalo – School of Engineering and Applied Sciences in the Center for Socially Relevant Computing. Talker was licensed through the Research Foundation at the University of Buffalo in 2006 and Talker Inc. was formed. In 2007, Talker Inc. named Applied Sciences Group the exclusive distributor and developer of the Talker. For more information, please visit Talker Inc on the internet at www.talkerinc.com |
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