Toward Silent-Speech Control of Consumer Wearables. Bedri, A., Sahni, H., Thukral, P., Starner, T., Byrd, D., Presti, P., Reyes, G., Ghovanloo, M., & Guo, Z. Computer, 48(10):54-62, IEEE, 10, 2015.
Website abstract bibtex Systems that recognize silent speech can enable fast, hands-free communication. Two prototypes let users control Google Glass with tongue movements and jaw gestures, requiring no additional equipment except a tongue-mounted magnet or consumer earphones augmented with embedded proximity sensors.
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