Relaxed through the day with ioah; This project was created in the Invention Design course and is a very future-oriented, innovative idea.
ioah is an intelligent everyday companion that uses artificial audio intelligence (ai3TM) to minimize the user's stress level. Information about the user and their location, help the artificial intelligence to better adapt to the sounds surrounding the user. In addition, ioah can store voice samples, which enables the user to adjust these sounds.
You can watch our product in action!
ioah is an intelligent everyday companion that uses artificial audio intelligence (ai3TM) to minimize the user's stress level. Information about the user and their location, help the artificial intelligence to better adapt to the sounds surrounding the user. In addition, ioah can store voice samples, which enables the user to adjust these sounds.
You can watch our product in action!
With the help of the ioah app, the user can create modes for specific everyday situations and adapt them individually to the current environment using the ai3TM technology to filter out ambient noise.
The software can also recognize voice profiles and therefore make interaction on an interpersonal level more pleasant.
Under "current mode" the ambient sounds detected by ioah can be controlled.
New modes can be created and named with "Create Mode".
Recorded voice samples of people, are listed under "Voices".
Modes that have already been created are listed under "My Modes".
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ioah - Relaxed through the day
Relaxed through the day with ioah.
This project was created in the Invention Design course and is a very future-oriented, innovative idea.
ioah is an intelligent everyday companion that uses artificial audio intelligence (ai3TM) to minimize the user's stress level. Information about the user and their location, help the artificial intelligence to better adapt to the sounds surrounding the user. In addition, ioah can store voice samples, which enables the user to adjust these sounds.
Invention design:
3rd semester
Team:
Maren Schlatter,
Lea Hausch,
Kübra Terzi
Supervisor:
Prof. David Oswald
