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12 Jun 202627 Dhuʻl-Hijjah 1447 AH
Is baby hungry, sleepy or just unhappy? These Japanese apps help interpret cries

Is baby hungry, sleepy or just unhappy? These Japanese apps help interpret cries

Japanese families are increasingly anxious about their babies' cries, prompting developers to create AI tools to identify distress causes. One such tool is Babylingual, a free app launched in March by Moto Numazawa, a 25-year-old father. This app aims to help parents better understand their children's needs by analyzing crying patterns.

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