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Ti3C2Tx Composite Aerogels Enable Pressure Sensors for Dialect Speech Recognition Assisted by Deep Learning

Authors: Yanan Xiao; He Li; Tianyi Gu; Xiaoteng Jia; Shixiang Sun; Yong Liu; Bin Wang; He Tian; Peng Sun; Fangmeng Liu; Geyu Lu

DOI: 10.1007/s40820-024-01605-zStatus: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• The composite aerogel pressure sensors exhibited low hysteresis (13.69%), wide detection range (6.25 Pa-1200 kPa), and cyclic stability to acquire stable and accurate pronunciation signals. • Over 6888 and 4158 pronunciation signals were collected by the pressure sensor and utilized for training the convolutional neural network model, allowing for accurate recognition of six dialects (96.2% accuracy) and seven words (96.6% accuracy). • The work emphasizes innovation in both material design and methodology, bridging sensing performance and mechanical properties. • This research advances silent speech recognition for human–machine interaction and physiological signal monitoring, particularly for non-standard language users.