Tongue
Contact Pattern Analysis |
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This project consists of
several pieces. The first is a device that will
detect tongue patterns in the mouth and
communicate that information to the computer
giving visual feedback showing the tongue's
position. The second is to test the individual's
ability to produce a specific sound. Once the
individual makes the sound, their tongue will
shape in the mouth and the contact pattern will be
recorded. The pattern is then analyzed, comparing
it with what the tongue pattern should be for that
specific sound. A quantitative score will be
produced informing the user how well he/she did.
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Project Sponsors:
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LogoMetrix, Inc. (2005)
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Collaborators:
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Dr. Christopher Dromey: Dept. of ASPL, BYU
Dr. Samuel Fletcher: Dept. of ASPL, BYU
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Graduate Students:
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Jared Turpin
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Publications:
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Patent: 11,944,844 - Providing Speech
Therapy by Qualifying Pronunciation Accuracy of
Speech Signals
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