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Originally Posted by erneiz_hyde
This would makes sense if we're making some kind of vocaloid where there is a separate input that isn't really instantaneous. Like I said, if we rely solely on recorded voices, how does the simulator read what we're saying and in what tone (what input does it take)?
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Directly from the brain. Since it reads everything, it read emotion too. If you are "vocalizing" that is your brain wants to send the "speak" signal, you translate what you want to say from brain signal to speak to brain signal to think you hear. This needs crazy computer processing, but, well, teh futurez.
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Originally Posted by erneiz_hyde
Eh wait. Btw, how did Stephen Hawking's communicator works again?
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I think in the beginning he wrote in a keyboard? Now that he can really move that much, maybe it translate certain impulses from nerve muscles to words. The processing is basic, but is a start.