MONTREAL — Eavesdroppers might not have to lip-read to listen in on a far-off conversation. Using a high-speed camera pointed at the throat, scientists can decipher a person’s words without relying on a microphone.
Using a high-speed camera to record neck vibrations, scientists can capture a person’s voice without a microphone.
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