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On cross-modal sensory streams...
Invited Panel Presentation at SIGGRAPH '98,
Orlando, Florida
  • The vOICe
  • by
  • Peter B.L. Meijer

Philips Research Laboratories Peter.B.L.Meijer_at_phi
lips.com
2
The vOICe Seeing with your Ears
  • Basic facts
  • Blind people cannot see...but usually they can
    hear
  • Multimedia computing allowsaudio-visual
    transformations

3
The vOICe Seeing with your Ears
  • Basic facts
  • Blind people cannot see...but usually they can
    hear
  • Multimedia computing allowsaudio-visual
    transformations

4
The vOICe implementations
Java applet
Hardware prototype
Windows 95/98/NT
http//www.seeingwithsound.com/
5
The vOICe image-to-sound mapping
Frequency
Time
Sum of sinusoids
Amplitude
6
The vOICe image-to-sound mapping
Frequency
Spectrographic synthesis
Time
7
The vOICe image-to-sound mapping
Could this really work? Check map sounds
back to images
Yes!(at least technically)
Theory
8
The vOICe image reconstruction
The vOICe
Soundscape
Spectrogram
9
The vOICe image reconstruction
Soundscape
10
The vOICe and human speech
Pronouncing one image per second
11
The vOICe mental imagery?
Representation may dramatically affect
recognition!
12
The vOICe limitations
  • Issues
  • Frequency-Time uncertainty
  • Physiology / Perception
  • just-noticeable difference (JND)
  • critical bands (human cochlea)

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The vOICe limitations
  • Issues
  • Frequency-Time uncertainty
  • Physiology / Perception
  • just-noticeable difference (JND)
  • critical bands (human cochlea)
  • auditory streaming/segregation
  • neural pathways bandwidth
  • neural processing plasticity

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The vOICe limitations
  • Issues
  • Frequency-Time uncertainty
  • Physiology / Perception
  • just-noticeable difference (JND)
  • critical bands (human cochlea)
  • auditory streaming/segregation
  • neural pathways bandwidth
  • neural processing plasticity
  • Psychology / Education
  • sounds (too) unpleasant
  • minimum required results
  • acceptable training effort
  • motivation for learning
  • training programs

15
Conclusions
  • The vOICe approach
  • needs more research
  • is cheap technology
  • is non-invasive

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Conclusions
  • The vOICe approach
  • needs more research
  • is cheap technology
  • is non-invasive
  • is available Now!

http//www.seeingwithsound.com/
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