Cboard Partners with ElevenLabs

Bringing AI-powered voice cloning technology to individuals with speech impairments

“We're excited to announce our groundbreaking partnership with ElevenLabs to provide free voice cloning services for individuals with speech impairments. This collaboration represents a significant step forward in assistive technology and digital accessibility.”

About the Partnership

Cboard, the leading open-source communication aid platform, has joined forces with ElevenLabs, a pioneer in AI voice technology, to make advanced voice cloning accessible to those who need it most. This partnership aims to break down communication barriers and provide individuals with speech impairments the opportunity to preserve or create their unique voice identity.

Through this collaboration, eligible users will have access to ElevenLabs' cutting-edge voice synthesis technology at no cost, enabling them to generate natural-sounding speech that can be integrated with Cboard's communication platform.

Key Benefits

Free access to professional voice cloning technology
Personalized voice creation for individuals with speech impairments
Seamless integration with Cboard's communication platform
High-quality, natural-sounding AI-generated speech
Enhanced communication independence and self-expression
Preservation of voice identity for progressive conditions
Multi-language support for global accessibility

How It Works

The process has been designed to be simple and accessible. Users can apply for free voice cloning services through our dedicated application form. Once approved, they'll work with our team to create a personalized voice model using ElevenLabs' advanced AI technology.

The resulting voice can then be integrated into Cboard's communication boards, allowing users to express themselves with a voice that truly represents their identity and personality.

Eligibility and Application

This program is available to individuals with documented speech impairments who would benefit from voice cloning technology. Applicants may include those with conditions such as ALS, vocal cord paralysis, laryngeal cancer, autism spectrum disorders, or other conditions that affect speech production.

Priority will be given to individuals who demonstrate the greatest need and potential benefit from this technology. Our review process ensures that resources are allocated to those who will gain the most significant improvement in their quality of life and communication abilities.