Whisper in mandarin and the words come out in english
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Szu-Chen Stan Jou, at Carnegie Mellon University, has developed a throat-whisperer device that can translate sentences in a language into another on the spot.
The researcher recently demoed his gadget. 11 electrodes attached to his face and neck detected muscle movements, enabling a computer program to figure out what he was saying and then translated from Jou's native Mandarin Chinese into English and Spanish. The doctoral student envisions a day when people have implants in their faces and throats to be able to speak foreign languages. PDF. |
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A doctoral student at Carnegie Mellon University has developed a device that translates your speech into other languages based on muscle movements. ... Read More
szu-chen stan jou of cmu has developed a realtime translator which works via throat-whispering. 11 electrodes attached to the face and neck detect muscle movements to determine what the wearer is saying and then translates from mandarin to english... Read More
Szu-Chen Stan Jou de la Universidad Carnegie Mellon ha desarrollado un dispositivo formado por una serie de electrodos capaces de hacer traducciones instantáneas con tan sólo detectar los movimientos de los músculos de la boca. En total son 11 los... Read More
Szu-Chen Stan Jou de la Universidad Carnegie Mellon ha desarrollado un dispositivo formado por una serie de electrodos capaces de hacer traducciones instantáneas con tan sólo detectar los movimientos de los músculos de la boca. Read More
