Sound is a unique fingerprint, and today, new voice technology can help language-disabled people communicate with their own voices.
According to a report by the National Broadcasting Corporation on January 21, 8-year-old Leo Frost was born with cerebral palsy, a neurological condition that prevented him from speaking clearly. To help him talk and make him confident, a group of second-year students use electronic communication equipment. However, the synthesized sound sounds like a robotic adult man, completely inconsistent with Leo's youth and personality.
Leo's mother said that Leo was initially embarrassed and ashamed to use his "talker" machine because he looked around and found that no one spoke with this device. "Although this is very difficult, but this voice makes Leo into the world, so I still like it."
According to reports, "VocaliD" is a Boston-based technology company that addresses the frustration of a large number of patients with severe language barriers who rely on computerized devices for communication. Now, researchers are developing a pioneering voice technology that captures individual personality.
The most famous example is the British physicist Stephen Hawking, who uses synthetic sound technology to turn his voice into a fuzzy American or Scandinavian accent.
"When you lose your voice, and you have to communicate with a GPS-like voice forever, that means you lose a part of your character." Voice expert and VocaliD founder Ruper? Patel said that "our technology basically replaces the common sound with a sound synthesized by one's own voice."
According to the report, VocaliD speech technology uses sound patterns to blend with real human voices, which allows aphasia to still make a sound. The age, gender, and accent of the person who donated the sound are similar to those of the aphasia. The purpose is to give the aphasia a voice, but each voice is different.
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