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using Voice or Sign

bibliography Annotated Bibliography Speech-Recognition-in-iPhones
Speech Input Man wearing electrodes in his throat for subvocal speech recognition.
Subvocal recognition A man uses voiceitt app on a desktop computer, which is displaying high-contrast, magnified content.
Voiceitt
Derma Converts Subvocalizations Into Voice Input
MIT Invents A Way To Turn “Silent Speech” Into Computer Commands Speech Recognition
HTML Coding for Speech Recognition Hand on table using sign language while using a skin like sensor, a phone displays words.
Sensor Translates Sign Language to Audio people-looking-at-phone
Voice-Operated Smartphones Target Africa’s Illiterate These “SignAloud” gloves developed by UW sophomores Navid Azodi and Thomas Pryor translate American Sign Language into speech and text. University of Washington
SignAloud Gloves Screenshot-2023-02-14-at-7.41.02-PM Put that there MIT (1980) Image of woman signing the answer to a question and AI translating it to text for an Non-Sign Language Speaker
SignAll Researcher from Yonsei University explaining the speech recognition sensor.
Speech recognition tech uses tiny face sensors to transcribe mouthed words. Showcasing tech glove that translates sign language in real-time.
Tech Glove Translates Sign Language in Real-Time Users interact with AR glasses.
XRAI Glasses turn audio to subtitles through AR
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