This is a prototype I completed last year, but have been working closely with Make Magazine and Radioshack to create this great step by step guide for their Weekend Project Campaign. Check out the guide here, and the amazingly awesome video below:
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I’m a teacher in an urban school in Philadelphia. I wanted to do a project based on this to work around money problems. The project looks great. One big problem. Microsoft Azure won’t let me access mu account so I can’t get the Microsoft Translator. Either can you help with this or is there any open sources alternatives. I’m stuck until I get over this hump.