Advanced technology created by scientists at the University of Austin in Austin creates realistic images based on sound recordings of aerial and atmospheric streets. This is an unusual neural network that demonstrates amazing accuracy.
The system is located in a large audiovisual clipboard and can be used to identify objects in images, transmits sound.
The results are not correct to reveal the image, the designed audio system, the efficiency of the devices is 80%. Moreover, the analysis confirmed that the computer-generated images accurately reflect the proportions of open sky, greenery and buildings present in the original videos.
Technology for various areas of science, from forensics to urban planning. Understanding the connection between sound and our perception of space can lead to a significant reduction in the quality of life in cities.
Source: Tech Cult
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