Perspectives on Speech Science and Orofacial Disorders · 2015 · 23 citations · 72 references
Speech SciencesWearable TechnologySpeech MovementsPathological SpeechSpeech ScienceSpeech RecognitionKinesiologyPhoneticsSpeech Motor ControlLanguage StudiesHealth SciencesAssistive TechnologyMouth MattersRehabilitationSpeech Motor PerformanceMotor Speech DisordersMotion Capture HardwareSpeech CommunicationSpeech TechnologySpeech AnalysisMotor SpeechSpeech ProcessingSpeech PerceptionLinguistics
New techniques for recording and analyzing speech movements have the potential to radically change existing approaches to speech assessment and management. Advances in motion capture hardware and software are now enabling a critical mass of researchers to comprehensively investigate speech motor performance in healthy and disordered populations. Although this technology is currently almost exclusively used for research, promising clinical applications are now emerging. In this paper, I briefly discuss the technological progression of current technologies used to record speech movements. I also highlight research in the Speech and Feeding Disorders Lab that is exploring ways to leverage this technology to assist with the assessment and management of motor speech disorders.
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Ray D. Kent · American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology · 1996 · 425 citations
Instrumental Techniques, Voice Disorders, Pathological Speech +26