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The glasses could also be used to control music playback controls in a quiet library or to dictate a message at a loud concert where standard options would fail.“We think glass will be an important personal computing platform to understand human activities in everyday settings.

This allows the system to achieve around 95 percent accuracy in recognizing the words being silently mouthed by the wearer. The current version of the glasses offers around 10 hours of battery life for acoustic sensing and offloads data processing wirelessly to the user’s smartphone.One of the most exciting prospects for this technology is for individuals with speech disabilities to use it to silently feed dialogue into a voice synthesizer.

and builds off of a similar project that used a wireless earbud and previous models that relied on cameras.The team at Cornell’s Smart Computer Interfaces for Future Interactions (SciFi) Lab is exploring commercializing the tech using a Cornell funding program.

the sonar glasses the Cornell University researchers developed represent a significant breakthrough in silent-speech recognition technology.

Cornell University researchers have developed a new technology allowing silent communication through sonar glasses.and clean are normally diesel-powered or mechanically powered so there’s a bit of oil and pollution going back into the water while they’re cleaning.

it was invented by Richard Hardiman and his company Ran Marine after seeing two men struggle to catch waste from their boat in his home city of Cape Town.An environmentally friendly solutionThe WasteShark is ideal for tackling that kind of pollution as it is also eco-friendly

000-MW facility will be built over the next few years as part of the Wind Catcher Energy Connection projectThe two organizations joined forces in 2014 in the hopes that Googles machine learning algorithms could advance plasma research and bring us closer to the dream of fusion power.