Site: speech.kth.se (TMH KTH :: Home)

Speech, Music and Hearing (TMH) is a department at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) located in Stockholm, Sweden. Research and education at the department covers important parts of speech synthesis, music acoustics, communication, emotions and gestural communication, instruments,... more

perception, understanding. Major applications areas are aids for hearing impaired, automatic musical performance and gesture-based control.

Tags: Speech recognition, Speech technology, Speech synthesis

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