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COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
Voca.ai and Carnegie Mellon University partner to enable fast diagnosis of COVID-19.
The project, Corona Voice Detect, was created for early diagnosis of COVID-19 (Coronavirus). It combines recently developed AI and voice forensic technologies, finding specific patterns in voice, tone and other sounds that we produce as we speak, that relate to unique illnesses and other human factors.
But first we need your help! We need to curate recordings from both healthy individuals and those tested positive for Coronavirus in order to gather enough data for consumer use. Please record your voice daily and reply to a few questions to help us fight this illness! Make your mark and become a part of this historic journey by helping us diagnose and slow the spreading of Coronavirus and bring remote testing to every human in the world at NO EXPENSE!
CLICK BELOW TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONNAIRE & RECORD YOUR VOICE TO HELP US STOP COVID-19.
Corona Voice Detect, is led by Dr. Shmuel Ur a renowned Israeli inventor and Dr. Alan Bekker, CTO & Co-founder at Voca.ai. The success of this project will have an immense impact on the health of our communities and prevention in spreading.
We’re starting with global data collection. With this data, we will be able to identify and develop technologies to determine the probability of being infected with the virus from voice analysis. The research and development effort is being conducted in collaboration with Professor Rita Singh from Carnegie Mellon University, and other researchers worldwide. Researchers will use this data to study and develop algorithms that will automatically detect COVID-19 and related illnesses from voice. These will potentially serve as rapid tests that can be performed over a phone or computer, and aid in the diagnosis of Coronavirus.
Following the success of the data collection phase, people will soon be able to determine the likelihood of contracting the virus – with just one short voice recording.
NOW THAT SOUNDS REMARKABLE!!!