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Microphonemic method of speech synthesis

The experiments in Finnish and Polish show that it is feasible to develop simple and inexpensive synthesizers with natural and high-quality human-like characteristics without expensive signal processing hardware.
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The Ultrasound Image of the Tongue Surface as Input for Man/Machine Interface

A new concept of computer user interface dedicated for the disabled people is presented, based on the recognition of ultrasound image of the selected region of tongue surface, which will be used to speech synthesis control.

Phone communication by means of synthetic speech for deaf-mute people

Simple Method of Determining the Voice Similarity and Stability by Analyzing a Set of Very Short Sounds

This paper presents a simple method of determining the voice similarity by analyzing a set of very short sounds that can be applied in small portable devices and used for the rehabilitation of speech disabled people.
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Esot radio frequency beacon system as the mobility aid for the blind

Database design method for speech synthesizers applied to the rehabilitation of disabled

Application of Miniature FSK Transmitters for Improving the Orientation of the BlindPerson in Urban Environment

A new radio beacon system based on the frequency shift keying (FSK) modulation technique which is much more resistant for radio interferences present at urban environment is presented.

DESIGN METHOD FOR SPEECH SYNTHESIZERS APPLIED TO THE REHABILITATION OF DISABLED PEOPLE

A simple method of determining the voice similarity by analyzing a set of very short sounds can be used to shorten the time needed for database collection by selecting a readymade database, most similar to the patient’s voice.

ESOT - a Radio Beacon System for Improving Safety of Walking Blind Persons

The new electronic system has been designed to improve the mobility and safety of blind walking persons, based on a set of small and cheap radio transmitters placed at some ambiguous and/or dangerous and important places on the blind person way, and a receiver carried by the user.
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