# 1st place ideas below here

## Ideas Ranked
### 1.0 - ASL/Live Translation
App that uses live caption into text from ASL-speakers
Live translation -> (Practice activity) Language learning

- **Category:** Communications / Education / Travel
- **Mobile:** This app would be primarily developed for mobile but can be ported to other platforms in the future, as the functionality of the app and the libraries used are adaptable to other devices and development cycles.
- **Story:** The user will have primarily two modes of functionality: learning and translation. In learning mode, the user will be given prompts to translate and test their fluency in the selected language, as well as test their understanding with multiple-choice questions. In translation mode, the user will be able to leverage the app to translate the selected language in real-time and caption ASL.
- **Market:** This app is open to any individual with no age restriction.
- **Habit:** This app can be used as frequently as the user would like to for education or practical purposes.
- **Scope:** Initially, the app will be built around the necessity for accessibility of translation, but in a future state we would like to cultivate a community for learning and immersive traveling experiences through the power of live translations. Integrating with businesses to better equip them to serve the hearing/speaking impaired by improving accessibility through technology. Kiosks/Android tablets with the software integrated to assist in retail locations.

**Required Must-have Stories**

- [X] User can **sign up or log in** to access their previously added receipts

**Optional Nice-to-have Stories**

- [X] **Application automatically parses text from receipt image and stores into database**

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### Other ideas
Name of the app: HandyMan -> App for unemployed (immigrant) workers to be able to find work/other to find handy-people to work
App for partially blind - they can point camera on stuff and built in AI could tell them what it is or responds to any questions asked
Virtual fitting room
UI/Graphic assistant -> helps with resume aesthetic/whitespace and accessibility (color blindless/contrast/etc)
What are they wearing? app

## Challenges / Prizes
### Okcoin
- **1st Place:** $1000 in Bitcoin, mentorship, Summer 2022 internship

## Things we might need to consider
- Would users need the ability to sign in?
- Does having them sign in serve any purpose? Would we be storing any information for them?
- Possibly storing information regarding their language learning process?
- IF we do signup/in, do we wanna use Google Authentication?
- How will we keep a track of understanding of ASL?
- Is there some sort of chart that we can use to determine this?
- Would we have to come up with our own system of tracking their language learning process?
- Maybe a status bar for progress?
- **IF** we are going for this stretch goal to connect visually with hearing impaired, how will we do this?
- We could have a bottom navigation view