By eliminating the need for specialized tongue and lip motion tracking equipment, this line of research might someday make speech kinematic tools available in everyday clinical settings and improve clinical assessment and treatment for children with speech sound disorders.

This project completes foundational work for a speech inversion neural network for children. Speech inversion would allow clinicians to can “see” how a child moves their lips and tongue, obtaining this information from audio recordings alone.

Hi Susan, congratulations on your retirement from all of us at the Syracuse University Speech Production Lab. 💐 We hope that you enjoy your new work/life balance and look forward to future updates through your blog.

This aligns with my understanding but I’ll follow this convo to learn more

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🤩 thanks!!!

It’s me! Is there much happening here regarding SLP research chat?