Cornell's New Sonar Glasses to Deliver Silent-Speech Recognition Using Body Movements with 95% Accuracy An innovation over at Cornell brings a plus to silent communication, with the new Sonar Glasses it developed using the EchoSpeech interface that could help in looking into the user's bodily movements to identify words. This mostly centers on the face and mouth recognition technology available in the glasses, with as much as 95% accuracy to what a user says. It can perceive words that a user silently says, ideal for different situations and setups where sound is deadened or is unrecognizable due to noise pollution or other hindrances like speech disabilities. Cornell's Sonar Glasses: Silent-Speech Recognition with 95% Accuracy Researchers at Cornell University have developed [...]
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