Evidently certainly one of the martial arts appearing in martial arts, ‘Cheonrijeoneum’, will give you the option for use in point of fact. It’s certainly one of the modern changes realized by artificial intelligence (AI).

American science media Neuroscience reported on the sixth (local time) that researchers at Cornell University have developed AI glasses called ‘Ecospeech’, which use sound detection and AI technology to acknowledge the wearer’s words only with lip movements and sound waves and display them as text on a smartphone. did.

Equipped with a pair of micro-microphones and speakers, these glasses work on the principle of detecting sound waves and lip movements after which analyzing them with a deep learning algorithm to search out and deliver the word with 95% accuracy.

It appears to be useful for communicating with others in places where it’s inconvenient or inappropriate to speak, similar to a quiet library or a loud restaurant, by connecting it to a smartphone via Bluetooth. On the smartphone, the silent command is converted into text and displayed.

Professor Yi-dong Ryu, who led the research team, said, “For many who cannot make a sound, silent technology can act as a voice synthesizer. It’s small and low-powered, so it’s suitable as a wearable device.”

Professor Chang and other researchers plan to present a paper explaining the event strategy of Echo Speech on the conference of the Society for Computing Machinery (ACM) next month.

Jeong Byeong-il, member jbi@aitimes.com