Precisely Controlled Microphone Acoustic Attenuator with Protective Microphone Enclosure
AssigneeQuiet S.A.
InventorsScott A. Moser, Carlos Montoya, Peter L. Madaffari, Vijay Parsa, Niamh C. Finnegan
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AssigneeQuiet S.A.
InventorsScott A. Moser, Carlos Montoya, Peter L. Madaffari, Vijay Parsa, Niamh C. Finnegan
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An attenuator is disclosed that enables a microphone's relatively undistorted pick up of a voice that is generated in close proximity to the microphone. This attenuator is a key component of a groundbreaking assistive device or handset/headset that empowers individuals with speech impairments to effectively communicate and reintegrate into society. By leveraging advanced acoustic hardware, intelligent voice algorithms, and a comprehensive image-or-vocabulary-to-impaired-voice database, the handset/headset facilitates understanding the user's impaired speech by harvesting understood terminology and outputting the same in a communicative context. Thus, the handset/headset enables seamless public interaction, independence, and improved quality of life to the user with speech impediments and ensures equal participation and inclusion in everyday verbal interactions.
A computer-implemented method for rehabilitating impaired speech audio without rehabilitating the speaker, the method comprising:
A cloud-based speech rehabilitation system for mobile and web-based platforms comprising:
A real-time captioning system providing accessibility for impaired speakers in telehealth and professional environments, the system comprising:
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