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A robot in your ear? Acting as a hearing aid? That was one idea that was being aired at Prof Adam Stokes’ recent talk for the COG-MHEAR teams.
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Nick Gompertz visited recently to tell us about the Earswitch that he has invented: a way to control multiple devices from within the ear- Published on
Researchers came together to talk about speech at the UK Speech 2022 conference in the University of Edinburgh. The COG-MHEAR teams presented posters and found out more about the complexities of speech and ceilidh dancing; plus developments in speech technology.- Published on
The COG-MHEAR teams were delighted to welcome audiologists, clinicians and an industry partner to discuss new hearing technology that can pick out conversation in noisy surroundings.- Published on
Research at the University of Portsmouth that can improve virtual reality by tracking facial muscle movement and recognising emotion.- Published on
Real-time demonstrations of audio-visual speech communication with background noise cancellation, plus smart lip-reading technology showed the audience how our hearing assistive research is progressing at the start of a packed conference programme in Glasgow.- Published on
The Medical Devices Manufacturing Centre: providing a route from ideas in medical research to new devices and techniques.- Published on
Prof John Hansen introduces his work on cochlear implant and hearing aid research- Published on
The COG-MHEAR research teams joined industry, academic and charity partners to share discoveries from the first year of research.- Published on
How would you feel about a hearing aid that incorporates a video sensor and uses lip reading to enhance only the speech of the person you are talking to? The COG-MHEAR project is looking into this as a future technology for hearing aids.