The Teleface project, a project that aims at evaluating the possibilities for a telephone communication aid for the hard of hearing, is presented as well as the different parts of the project: audio-visual speech synthesis, visual speech measurement and multimodal speech intelligibility studies. Some results from the first test series are presented. Introduction It is well known that visual information obtained by speechreading and interpretation of body gestures improves perception of speech, and especially so in a noisy environment. Sumby & Pollack (1954) has described the amount of visual information from lip-reading as a function of the signal to noise level. The visual information is even more important to persons with a hearing ...
The academic achievement of the deaf is related to the difficulty in communication, not to the cogni...
The tactile channel is the only communication channel available for the speech and deaf-blind people...
This thesis is concerned with aids intended for the speech development of children with hearing impa...
This study examines whether similarly reduced amounts of visible articulatory information has potent...
Affirmative legislative action in many countries now requires that public spaces and services be mad...
Includes bibliographical references.Missing all pages after page 85.The following paper is concerned...
Many individuals with hearing loss will need rehabilitation in order to live maximally productive li...
As human ages, the hearing ability decreases. This project is about improving and experimenting on t...
A group of 28 research partners joined the EU-funded project HearCom with the overall aim to improve...
A group of 28 research partners joined the EU-funded project HearCom with the overall aim to improve...
Many of the new technologies designed to help worldwide communication – e.g. telephones, fax machine...
This paper discusses videoconferencing systems as a communication tool for the hearing impaired
The long-term goal of this research is to develop tactual aids for persons who are profoundly deaf o...
Hearing loss affects one in six people in the United Kingdom and, given an ageing population, this ...
With the development of various information and communication technologies, numerous applications ar...
The academic achievement of the deaf is related to the difficulty in communication, not to the cogni...
The tactile channel is the only communication channel available for the speech and deaf-blind people...
This thesis is concerned with aids intended for the speech development of children with hearing impa...
This study examines whether similarly reduced amounts of visible articulatory information has potent...
Affirmative legislative action in many countries now requires that public spaces and services be mad...
Includes bibliographical references.Missing all pages after page 85.The following paper is concerned...
Many individuals with hearing loss will need rehabilitation in order to live maximally productive li...
As human ages, the hearing ability decreases. This project is about improving and experimenting on t...
A group of 28 research partners joined the EU-funded project HearCom with the overall aim to improve...
A group of 28 research partners joined the EU-funded project HearCom with the overall aim to improve...
Many of the new technologies designed to help worldwide communication – e.g. telephones, fax machine...
This paper discusses videoconferencing systems as a communication tool for the hearing impaired
The long-term goal of this research is to develop tactual aids for persons who are profoundly deaf o...
Hearing loss affects one in six people in the United Kingdom and, given an ageing population, this ...
With the development of various information and communication technologies, numerous applications ar...
The academic achievement of the deaf is related to the difficulty in communication, not to the cogni...
The tactile channel is the only communication channel available for the speech and deaf-blind people...
This thesis is concerned with aids intended for the speech development of children with hearing impa...