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Smart speaker can mute parts of the room

A smart speaker system mutes certain areas of a room or separates simultaneous conversations, even if two people have similar voices.

Takuya yoshiokaTuochao chenShyam gollakotaMalek itaniAllen schoolNature communicationsComputer scienceGet smartMoore inventor fellow

UW Team Develops Smart Speaker with Area-Specific Mute Function

UW Team Develops Smart Speaker with Area-Specific Mute Function
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Malek itaniTakuya yoshiokaTuochao chenShyam gollakotaAllen schoolNature communicationsUniversity of washingtonComputer scienceMoore inventor fellow

UW team s shape-changing smart speaker lets u

A team led by researchers at the University of Washington has developed a shape-changing smart speaker, which uses self-deploying microphones to divide rooms into speech zones and track the positions of individual speakers.

Malek itaniTakuya yoshiokaShyam gollakotaTuochao chenUniversity of washingtonNature communicationsAllen schoolComputer scienceMoore inventor fellow

Battery-free origami microfliers from UW researchers offer a new bio-inspired future of flying machines

Researchers at the University of Washington developed small robotic devices that can change how they move through the air by "snapping" into a folded position during their descent. Shown here is a timelapse photo of the "microflier" falling in its unfolded state, which makes it tumble chaotically and spread outward in the wind. Photo by Mark Stone/University of Washington By Roger Van Scyoc On a cool afternoon at the heart of the University of Washington's campus, autumn, for a few fleeting moments, appears to have arrived early. Tiny golden squares resembling leaves flutter then fall, switching from a frenzied tumble to a graceful descent with a snap. Aptly named "microfliers" and inspired by Miura-fold origami, these small robotic devices can fold closed during their descent after being dropped from a drone. This "snapping" action changes the way they disperse and may, in the future, help change the way scientists study agriculture, meteor

University of washingtonUnited statesAllen schoolShyam gollakotaVikram iyerRoger van scyocKyle johnsonAlberto alisedaTilboon elberierRaul villanuevaAllen school phIntelligence labRoger vanEndowed professorMobile intelligence labVicente arroyos

New Power-Harvesting Circuit and Controller

At the University of Washington, scientists have come up with a small robotic device that has the potential to alter how they move via the air by so-called “snapping” into a folded position during their descent.

Allen schoolUnited statesUniversity of washingtonSkyla bailyAlberto alisedaRaul villanuevaKyle johnsonShyam gollakotaVikram iyerTilboon elberierStudy coNational science foundationMoore foundationMark stone university of washingtonPower harvesting circuitController triggers shape changes

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