Hello English
Hello English
Hello English
Facebook says it’s working to let you ‘hear with your skin’
Language : Select
. Difficult
.
Read the article and answer the questions given below
Facebook’s advanced hardware group is working on technology to let you “hear with your skin. ” The technology could be used to help deaf people communicate, but Facebook also envisions it as way to advance communications for people who can already hear, allowing for such things as conversation to be automatically translated into another language. 



The technology is being developed by Facebook’s Building research group, led by ex DARPA director and former head of Google’s experimental research group Regina Dugan. 

Dugan compared the technology to the cochlea in your ear, which translates sound into information readable by your brain. Facebook says it’s possible to reproduce the cochlea’s functions with hardware and then transmit that information to the brain by delivering it through person’s skin. 



Facebook was little vague about the specifics of how it’ll work. It sounds like the technology won’t quite enable someone to “hear” word, but to feel vibration associated with it, which they can over time learn to understand. 

Source: The Verge 
Doubts on this article
OTHER ARTICLES
Who was Kalpana Chawla?
English tenses and their usage
The Eight Parts of Speech
7 Desserts - names in English
9 Phrasal Verbs for 'Health'
Now answer these questions and win coins
Q1
10 Win coins
Q2
10 Win coins
Q3
10 Win coins
Click on any word to find out its meaning