Lauren Pearson
I'm Building
I'm building an inexpensive subvocalization interpretation system to capture and interpret silent speech signals via EMG (electromyography) and EEG (electroencephalogram) data.
Bio
Lauren Pearson is a young technical builder based in Canada, renowned for her work in developing cutting-edge technologies. She has been awarded funding from the Bagel Fund to design an inexpensive subvocalization interpretation system that utilizes EMG and EEG data to capture and interpret silent speech signals. Prior to this project, Lauren's background involved delving into technical and engineering challenges, though specific details on her past projects are not widely documented.
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