Intelligent sound sensor
Distress situations detection. Embedded and environmental sensors
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Intelligent sound sensor
Distress situations detection. Embedded and environmental sensors

Authors : Jean-Louis BALDINGER, Jérôme BOUDY, Yannick FOUQUET, Dan ISTRATE

Publication date: December 10, 2015 | Lire en français

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3. Intelligent sound sensor

In this section, we present the use of environmental sound analysis to detect distress situations, but also to identify other activities and situations. The techniques used and their application will be described.

3.1 Context

Sound environment analysis initially focused on speech (speech recognition) and speaker recognition (biometrics), treating the rest of the sounds as noise compared to speech. Yet it's not difficult to recognize that environmental sounds encapsulate a considerable amount of information that we use in everyday life. Whether it's a ringing phone, a car horn, a bird chirping or a human scream, the sounds around us attract our attention and can be as informative as speech, or even more so in certain situations (a fire alarm, for example)....

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