In the booming era of digital education, HarmonyOS 5 is reshaping the development paradigm of educational applications with its powerful distributed capabilities and AI technology stack. The three core capabilities brought by this upgrade inject new momentum into the education sector:

Distributed AI: Seamless collaboration across devices.

AI Speech: High‑quality, low‑latency text‑to‑speech (TTS).

ArkUI: Declarative UI for rapid, maintainable interfaces.

I. Case Overview

1. Scenario Value

This case uses HarmonyOS’s AI speech capabilities to transform literary text into expressive voice broadcasts, applicable to:

Accessible reading: Helping visually impaired users enjoy the beauty of literature

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HarmonyOS 5 Educational Scenario Practice

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