NASA’s research on subvocalization technology is moving forward. Their system intercepts nerve signals to the vocal cords before the speaker makes a sound and then figures out what words they signify. This technology will enable people to speak silently on the phone or to their computers, without moving their lips or making a sound. It’s almost telepathy. I blogged about this last year when it first came out. It’s actually a technology I dreamed about a while back — "silent speech" is one of those things that has to happen in order to truly free humans from keyboards (although I must confess, I love to type).
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Minding the Planet: Silent Speech Technology
I’m interested to see how good this turn out. I tried voice recognition software but gave up on it. I enjoy typing as well – but then again I can type almost as fast as I can speak. Link: Minding
Minding the Planet: Silent Speech Technology
I’m interested to see how good this turn out.
Silent Speech Technology
[Source: Minding the Planet] quoted: NASA’s research on subvocalization technology is moving forward. Their system intercepts nerve signals to the vocal cords before the speaker makes a sound and then figures out what words they signify. This technolog…
NASA forays into ventriloquism
Nova Spivack points me to an interesting piece from TheFeature.com about new technology under development at NASA that will allow people to