Aim & Scope
Journal of Intelligent Assistive Communication Technologies
welcomes contributions on (but not limited to) the following areas:
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Artificial intelligence and machine learning in assistive communication
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Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) systems
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Intelligent hearing aids and cochlear implant technologies
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Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) for non-verbal communication
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Deep learning for speech synthesis, voice rehabilitation, and noise reduction
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Smart wearable devices for speech, hearing, and swallowing support
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Telepractice and digital therapy tools for communication disorders
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NLP-based tools for language therapy and fluency enhancement
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Human-centered design and usability of assistive communication interfaces
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Ethics, accessibility, and policy considerations in assistive technology
Target Audience
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Speech-language pathologists
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Audiologists and otolaryngologists
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Biomedical and rehabilitation engineers
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AI and machine learning researchers
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Cognitive neuroscientists
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Assistive technology developers
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HCI and UX professionals
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Special educators and clinical researchers
Article Types
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Original Research Articles
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Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses
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Technical Reports and Prototypes
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Clinical Trials and Case Studies
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Review Articles and Thematic Issues
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Invited Editorials and Expert Commentaries
Editorial and Publishing Information
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ISSN: Applied
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Frequency: Two Issues (2 issues/year)
- Format of Publication: Online
- Year of Starting - 2024
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Format of Publication: Online
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Review Model: Double-blind peer review
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Access Type: Open Access
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Publisher:Academy for Advanced Scientific Research,
- Language: English
- Format of Publication: Online
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