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Inspiration
Our inspiration was from being actively involved in student advocacy and change such as Genup. That often involved working with people who had many years of experience although we were also well informed we didn't have the same years of experience under our belt. This is why we're trying to help people to garner their public speaking skills by creating Loqui.
What it does
Provides you with multiple videos of speakers all around the world who are well known for their public speaking skills. This website allows you to submit a video of yourself and get immediate feedback.
How we built it
We used ReactJS for the frontend and Hume's and Chat gpt's API. We also used single store to store vectors.
Challenges we ran into
Some challenges we ran into was integration and the API we used. The large transcript made it hard to fit into the small API.
Accomplishments we're proud of
We're proud of our similarity search with any amount of data we receive. Given the we weren't given lots of time this is something that is impressive for our group.
What we learned
We learned a lot about integration and working with the Hume API. In addition to that we learned how to work with large transcripts.
What's next
In the future we hope to expand this website and adding features to help people with speech impediments and cater to their needs.
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Repository
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Application logic
9 files · 64%Domain rules, services and shared utilities.
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