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Abstract
This paper presents a silent speech recognition system (SSRS) using tattoo-like electronics and machine learning. The system utilizes imperceptible tattoo-like electrodes attached to the face to record high-quality surface electromyographic (sEMG) signals. A machine-learning algorithm, deployed on a cloud server, accurately recognizes the silent speech. Experiments show high accuracy (92.64%) in recognizing 110 daily words, even with significant facial deformation. The SSRS successfully functions in various real-world scenarios, including noisy and dark environments.
Publisher
npj Flexible Electronics
Published On
Aug 13, 2021
Authors
Youhua Wang, Tianyi Tang, Yin Xu, Yunzhao Bai, Lang Yin, Guang Li, Hongmiao Zhang, Huicong Liu, YongAn Huang
Tags
silent speech recognition
sEMG signals
machine learning
tattoo-like electrodes
real-world scenarios
facial deformation
cloud server
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