SPEECH ENABLING SYSTEM

原文（中文）

A system and method using a therapeutic electromechanical device to externally control movement for recognizing the tongue movements, vocalizations, and throat vibrations of a patient and converting them into words. The device can be activated by electromyography (EMG), electroencephalography (EEG), or through mechanical and/or optical methods. The force, speed of movement, limit of movement, duration of movement, and frequency of movement can be adjustable/programable/configurable. The device can be coupled with stimulatory and/or detection sensors and/or electrodes. The device can be used for performing mechanical movements with adjustable force and speed/duration of movement to remediate physical impairments. The system can continuously record the movement of the patient's tongue, vocalizations, and throat vibrations and extract small video segments. Each video segment can be analyzed by AI software or other configured software to match the specific tongue movements, vocalizations, and throat vibrations with a pre-learned reference word. Multiple recordings can be performed. The software/configured system can then translate the signals into speech.