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The neck-mounted device helps speakers avoid the need for vocal cords
A new device that sticks to the neck could help people who cannot speak due to vocal cord problems communicate.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology engineers invent a paper-thin speaker
Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a paper-thin speaker that can turn any surface into a sound source.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Danger from AI: Creating accurate faces with just voice
can only turn voice into text, however, AI (artificial intelligence technology) is even capable of turning voice into face
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AI technology helps to reconstruct portraits almost sculpted from just the voice
Scientists at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT-USA) for the first time succeeded in applying algorithms to reconstruct portraits from only voices.
Science Events
The last native speaker dies, the Yamana language officially disappears
An indigenous language from the southernmost region of South America that disappeared completely after the death of the last native speaker.
Science invention
The US Navy invents a device that makes people unable to talk
The US Navy has invented a new device to stop people from talking called the Handheld Audio Disruptor and Disruption Device (AHAD).
Oceanography
Break down the 'spooky tranquility', use sound to recover… the dead corals
Finding ways to help coral reefs in the world recover from the devastating effects of climate change has created some recent radical solutions.
New technology
Hearing aids control thinking
The device eliminates noise, amplifies sound and separates the speaker's voice if you pay attention to them.
New technology
Smart speaker recognizes heart failure to call emergency
Scientists at the University of Washington have added a new tool such as the Amazon Alexa virtual assistant for smart speakers to capture sound that indicates heart fail…
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Why do we still keep the habit of 'at' or 'um' unconscious in communication?
In fact, these words are by no means meaning only a sign that the speaker is thinking, hesitant for something or agreeing and confirming an information.
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Word prompter - a powerful assistant of politicians
The prompting machine helps users read the speech content while still looking directly at the crowd below instead of looking down at the paper.
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How does the daily cleaning work at the airport take place?
In Singapore, the solution to this problem lies in the car to ensure the safety of the runway, equipped with a set of speakers capable of emitting loud sounds to chase b…
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Amazed the devices that detect enemy aircraft before the radar
Today, thanks to the help of radar systems, it is easy to detect the movement of aircraft. But before radar technology, how do people detect the movement of aircraft?
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These are 6 very simple English words that are mispronounced by native speakers
It is not true that native speakers can pronounce correctly. Learn to pronounce English even longer
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The most prestigious trophies in the world
Oscar statues or Grammy gold speakers, the name is familiar, but do you dare to claim that you understand all of them?