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Manuel “Manu” Lucio Dallo had a problem
—how to keep his family in touch with his
96-year-old grandmother who doesn’t own a
smartphone. A “computer engineer, maker,
and developer at heart,” the 35-year-old
resident of Burgos, Spain resolved to create
something accessible and familiar to his Yaya
(“grandmother” in Castilian Spanish), that would
also work with the Telegram text-messaging
service that the grandchildren used.
The resulting “Yayagram” uses tactile, physical
buttons, which are easier for Yaya than touch
screens and texting. Yayagram converts speech to
text that can be received by her grandchildren on
their smartphones, ...