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Silent sound technology allows for the transmission of information without using vocal cords. It works by monitoring tiny muscular movements in the lips and face that occur during speech and converting them into electrical signals that can then be transformed into computer-generated sound. Some key features include enabling silent phone calls and translating a speaker's silent utterances into another language for the receiver to hear. Applications include aiding those who have lost their voice and covert military communications. The technology represents an innovative trend that may become useful in everyday life as it continues to develop.
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Silent sound technology
The document discusses silent sound technology, which allows communication without speaking aloud. It originated from the idea of interpreting silent speech electronically. The technology uses electromyography to monitor muscle movements when speaking and converts them to electrical signals representing speech. Image processing also analyzes lip movements. Some applications include helping people who lost their voice and covert military communication. The technology could enable silent phone calls and transmitting PIN numbers securely. Overall, silent sound technology implements "talking without talking" and may have useful applications in the future.
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This seminar submission discusses silent sound technology, which allows users to transmit speech without using their vocal cords. It was developed in Germany and works by detecting lip movements and converting them to electrical signals that are transmitted as sound. There are two main methods: electromyography, which uses sensors on the face to detect muscle signals, and image processing, which uses cameras and lip reading to analyze speech. The technology has advantages like allowing silent communication but is currently very expensive. It may have future applications for the military, astronauts, and others who have lost their voice.
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This document summarizes silent sound technology, which allows people to communicate via phone calls without making audible sounds. It works by using sensors on the face to detect tiny muscle movements involved in speech and translating these into synthesized audio that can be understood by the receiver. While promising for applications like private calls or communication in loud environments, current methods still face limitations like needing many sensors attached to the face and having difficulties with tonal languages or conveying emotion. Researchers hope to address these issues by incorporating the sensors directly into phones and using image recognition of lip movements instead of electromyography.
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Silent sound technology allows communication without vocalization by detecting electrical signals from facial muscle movements during speech. It has applications for people who have lost their voice or need to communicate quietly. The technology works by either electromyography, which detects electrical pulses from speech muscles, or image processing of lip movements. While it has benefits, current methods require many electrodes attached to the face and have difficulty with tone-based languages or conveying emotion. Future improvements could make devices handier and use lip-reading from video instead of electromyography.
Silent Sound Technology
Silent Sound Technology allows for communication without making audible sounds by interpreting silent speech or lip movements and converting them to computer-generated audio or text. It uses electromyography to monitor tiny muscle movements involved in speech and converts the electrical signals to audio. Image processing techniques like lip reading are also used to recognize words based on lip and facial expressions. While it has applications like helping those who lost their voice and enabling covert communication, current methods requiring sensors attached to the face make the technology impractical. Researchers are working to develop more portable and accurate systems to realize the full potential of silent communication.
Silent sound technology
This technology aims to analyze lip movements and convert them into computer-generated audio that can be transmitted over a phone. The idea of silent speech originated in 1968, and in 2010 the "Silent Sound Technology" was demonstrated at a large German trade fair. Developed by scientists in Germany, it uses electromyography sensors on the face to record electric signals from facial muscles and match them to pre-recorded speech patterns, allowing silent communication. This technology could help avoid embarrassing situations when phones ring in quiet places and allow for confidential or covert communication, with potential applications in translation and for people with disabilities or in the military.
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Silent Sound Technology allows for communication without speaking aloud by using electromyography (EMG) and image processing to detect lip movements and convert them into computer-generated audio that can be transmitted over phones. EMG sensors attached to the face monitor tiny muscle movements involved in speech and convert them into electrical signals matched to pre-recorded word patterns. Image processing of lip movements outputs audio as well. This technology could benefit those who have lost their voice but wish to speak on mobile devices, and allows for private calls in public places without others overhearing. While it may help some users, it also has disadvantages like unnatural sounding communication and high cost.
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This seminar submission discusses silent sound technology, which allows users to transmit speech without using their vocal cords. It was developed in Germany and works by detecting lip movements and converting them to electrical signals that are transmitted as sound. There are two main methods: electromyography, which uses sensors on the face to detect muscle signals, and image processing, which uses cameras and lip reading to analyze speech. The technology has advantages like allowing silent communication but is currently very expensive. It may have future applications for the military, astronauts, and others who have lost their voice.
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Silent sound technology allows communication without vocalization by detecting electrical signals from facial muscle movements during speech. It has applications for people who have lost their voice or need to communicate quietly. The technology works by either electromyography, which detects electrical pulses from speech muscles, or image processing of lip movements. While it has benefits, current methods require many electrodes attached to the face and have difficulty with tone-based languages or conveying emotion. Future improvements could make devices handier and use lip-reading from video instead of electromyography.
Silent Sound Technology
Silent Sound Technology allows for communication without making audible sounds by interpreting silent speech or lip movements and converting them to computer-generated audio or text. It uses electromyography to monitor tiny muscle movements involved in speech and converts the electrical signals to audio. Image processing techniques like lip reading are also used to recognize words based on lip and facial expressions. While it has applications like helping those who lost their voice and enabling covert communication, current methods requiring sensors attached to the face make the technology impractical. Researchers are working to develop more portable and accurate systems to realize the full potential of silent communication.
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This technology aims to analyze lip movements and convert them into computer-generated audio that can be transmitted over a phone. The idea of silent speech originated in 1968, and in 2010 the "Silent Sound Technology" was demonstrated at a large German trade fair. Developed by scientists in Germany, it uses electromyography sensors on the face to record electric signals from facial muscles and match them to pre-recorded speech patterns, allowing silent communication. This technology could help avoid embarrassing situations when phones ring in quiet places and allow for confidential or covert communication, with potential applications in translation and for people with disabilities or in the military.
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Silent Sound Technology allows for communication without speaking aloud by using electromyography (EMG) and image processing to detect lip movements and convert them into computer-generated audio that can be transmitted over phones. EMG sensors attached to the face monitor tiny muscle movements involved in speech and convert them into electrical signals matched to pre-recorded word patterns. Image processing of lip movements outputs audio as well. This technology could benefit those who have lost their voice but wish to speak on mobile devices, and allows for private calls in public places without others overhearing. While it may help some users, it also has disadvantages like unnatural sounding communication and high cost.
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The document discusses silent sound technology, which allows people to transmit information over the phone without using their vocal cords. It works by detecting lip movements and converting them to electrical pulses that are then transformed into sound signals. This helps people who have lost their voice communicate via phone. The technology uses either electromyography to monitor muscle movements during speech or image processing of lip movements. While helpful for some, the technology is still in development and costly, with the goal of incorporating it directly into phones in the future.
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Silent sound technology allows for communication without using vocal cords by transforming lip movements into computer-generated sound. It was first popularized in 1968 and demonstrated in 2010. The technology uses electromyography to monitor tiny muscle movements, which are converted into electric signals. Image processing is also used. Applications include use by astronauts, in crowded places, and for those who have lost their voice or want confidential calls. However, the technology is difficult to apply to some languages and not yet practical for widespread use as it requires multiple electrodes attached to the face. Engineers claim it works with 99% efficiency.
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silent sound technology.pptx
This document discusses silent sound technology, which allows people to transmit voice information through their lip movements without actually speaking. It works by using electromyography to detect tiny muscle movements when speaking and converting them into electrical pulses and sound signals. Alternatively, it can use image processing of lip movements. The technology was developed in Germany and has applications for helping those who have lost their voice communicate over the phone without disturbing others. It also allows for silent phone calls even in public places and could be incorporated into future cell phones through improved sensors.
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1) Silent Sound Technology allows for communication without speaking by detecting lip movements and converting them to electrical signals that are then translated into sound signals.
2) It uses electromyography to monitor muscle movements in the face during speech and image processing of lip movements. The signals are then converted to speech.
3) Potential applications include silent communication in noisy places, aiding those who have lost their voice, and transmitting confidential information privately. However, it still faces restrictions related to accuracy and practical usability.
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- 1. PRESENTED BY N.SINDHU SRI (19C61A0420)
- 2. CONTENTS •Introduction •Need of Silent Sound Technology •Methods •Features • Applications •Conclusion
- 3. It is a technology that helps you to transmit information without using your vocal cords. This technology aims to notice lip movements & transform them into a computer generated sound that can be transmitted over a phone. Hence person on other end of phone receives the information in audio
- 5. An end to embarrassed situations such as A person answering his silent, but vibrating cell phone in a meeting, lecture or performance, and whispering loudly, “ I can’t talk to you right now” . In the case of an urgent call, apologetically rushing out of the room in order to answer or call the person back.
- 6. HOW WE SPEAK……….? When we generally speak aloud, air passes through larynx & the tongue. Words are produced using articulator muscle in the mouth & jaw region.
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