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HoloSound: Combining Speech and Sound Identification for Deaf or Hard of Hearing Users on a Head-mounted Display
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2020
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EngineeringSound RenderingHololens-based Augmented RealityBiometricsCombining SpeechSpeech RecognitionSound IdentitySpatial AudioVirtual RealityAudio AnalysisHead-mounted DisplayAural AugmentationAudiologyArtsHuman HearingSpeech TranscriptionAugmented RealitySpeech CommunicationHearing LossExtended RealitySpeech ProcessingSound IdentificationSpeech PerceptionAudio InterfaceSpeaker Recognition
Head-mounted displays can provide private and glanceable speech and sound feedback to deaf and hard of hearing people, yet prior systems have largely focused on speech transcription. We introduce HoloSound, a HoloLens-based augmented reality (AR) prototype that uses deep learning to classify and visualize sound identity and location in addition to providing speech transcription. This poster paper presents a working proof-of-concept prototype, and discusses future opportunities for advancing AR-based sound awareness.
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