Using "Madsaz", you can translate (identify) an infant's cry (0-3 months old), so that parents can better understand their child. Versions of the DBL version that can be recognized by this application, for example: neh means hunger, tiredness, meaningfulness, meanings of incentive (could be a wet diaper, too hot or not). On anything else, cold air)
There are two languages: IN and EN
In Indonesia, Madsaz is the first application that can translate the cry of babies aged 0-3 months (universal, regardless of country, ethnicity or language) with an accuracy of up to 94%. The environment and culture of each country will determine what is appropriate for babies aged 4 months and up.
The application detects five types of baby crying, namely:
- The word "Neh" means hungry,
- A baby's "owh" indicates that he or she is tired, which indicates that they are getting sleepy;
- The word "Eh" refers to a desire to belch,
- "Eairh" means feeling cold (flatulence),
- When a baby says "Heh," it means he is feeling uncomfortable (most likely due to wet diapers, cold or hot air, or some other reason).
As a result of this application, new parents with children can quickly and easily find out what their baby is crying about. By the end of the day, parents feel more confident in caring for their babies, and their stress levels decrease significantly. Conversely, babies calm down quickly because parents can take appropriate action based on the meaning of their cries. Calmness has a positive effect on the health of both mother and child.
The application is available in two languages, Indonesian and English. It is very easy to use this application by pressing "REC" during the baby's crying (IN) or "RECORD" during the baby's crying (EN). It will take approximately 20 seconds for the HP screen to display the output / meaning of the baby's cry (the pink button identifies the classification of the output). This application will display solutions for crying babies in accordance with the classification of crying as well as the meaning of crying babies.
