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Apple activates HomePod's smoke alarm recognition
Apple’s HomePod and HomePod mini can now recognize the sound of smoke alarms, and automatically send a notification alert to a user’s iPhone. HomePod (2nd gen.) William Gallagher for AppleInsider: Apple announced what it calls Sound Recognition in January, alongside the release of the revised HomePod. However, it required the use of the revamped HomeKit architecture, which it released in…
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The above games are great ways to test students letter and sound recognition - this hand-on style learning will have them doing work without realising it!
Audio Analytic has released the source code for the Polyphonic Sound Detection Score (PSDS) on GitHub. PSDS is an industry standard evaluati
First introduced in a research paper in late October 2019, our Polyphonic Sound Detection Score (PSDS) is an industry-standard evaluation framework and metric for polyphonic sound recognition systems.
We’ve now made the PSDS source code available on GitHub, enabling researchers to apply the score to their sound recognition models.
Dr Sacha Krstulović, Director of AA Labs (Audio Analytic’s research group), said: “PSDS solves some fundamental shortcomings of previous evaluation approaches, therefore we believe that the wider sound recognition community will benefit from accessing the source code and using PSDS for their own work.”
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Technology now a days has come so far as to identify not only words online, but music. This technology has been made into many apps that iPhone and Android users use to find out what song they are listening to. In one lab test SoundHound and Shazam raced each other to find out who was the best. Who do you think won?
Programmer Collaboration Request
If you know anyone or are someone that knows how to program/work with/modify audio recognition software, I have an app idea that I would like to co-develop, probably starting near December. Any automotive knowledge is a plus, but not a requirement.
Word recognition algorithm implemented on the whistled paltform (by limpkin45)
Project Site: Here