
doi: 10.1109/mis.2004.12
This article explains about the voice recognition software that interprets what we are going to say even before we say it. NASA scientists have had an early success in developing a prototype technology that recognizes and processes silent speech for use with a PC. Instead of grabbing words from spoken sounds, the technology grabs words from nerve signals the human brain sends to the throat and tongue. Stick-on sensors are used to intercept the brain signals. The signals are amplified, and differentially measured.
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