Ultrasound Captures Tongue Movement to Predict Spoken Words
ctjlewis · x · 2026-07-08
Researcher @vadi_ms and their team used ultrasound sensors to capture tongue movement signals during speech and trained a model to predict the spoken words based on this data. This type of silent speech interface research is expected to serve scenarios like assistive communication and speech reconstruction, representing an interesting direction in human-computer interaction and sensing AI.
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