10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OPTOPHONE»
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optophone in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
optophone and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Research on Reading Machines for the Blind: A Progress ...
Optophone and Optophone Simulator. The Optophone has been mentioned in
other sections as an outstanding example of earlier attempts to build a direct
translation non-integrating type of reading machine. Because of the background
of ...
Haskins Laboratories, 1947
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Evaluation of Sensory Aids for the Visually Handicapped: A ...
The intention in 1957 was to try to combine the best features of the optophone
and speech-synthesis types with audible output related to letter shape (without
recognition) but sounding like a foreign language. After some years of vigorous ...
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optophone Simple and standard forms of optophone which enable the blind man,
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Beyond Art: A Third Culture: A Comparative Study in ...
Optophonetics If there is an appropriate technical structure, the optophone has
the power, or rather the ability to display the audio equivalent of each optical
phenomenon, or in other words, it transforms the differences in the oscillation of
light ...
Hearing the "sound" of moonlight appears a fantastic notion without
commonsense foundation, but that such a thing is possible is the claim made by
Fournier D'Albe, of the Birmingham (England) University, the inventor of the "
optophone.
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Harmony and Dissent: Film and Avant-garde Art Movements in ...
Fournier d'Albe's first Optophone was similar to the Elektroftalm in that it used
selenium cells to distinguish light from dark areas. Though this instrument
received a lot of good press, it was criticized by Sir Washington Ranger, a blind
solicitor, ...
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Modernism and Magic: Experiments with Spiritualism, ...
However, in the optophone, the human operator is finally disposed of. The
technology of the optophone demonstrates that it is in the machine that the
reversibility of sound and sight, and its consequent possibilities, reside. Sound
does not just ...
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Modernism and Magic: Experiments with Spiritualism, ...
However, in the optophone, the human operator is finally disposed of. The
technology of the optophone demonstrates that it is in the machine that the
reversibility of sound and sight, and its consequent possibilities, reside. Sound
does not just ...
By THOMAS H. ORMSBEE Miss Margret R. Hogan, instructor in the New Jersey
Conunisoion for the Blind. reading daily newcpnpen by mean. of the Optophone.
Mia Hogan has also been able similarly to read magazines, books and ...
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Media Parasites in the Early Avant-Garde: On the Abuse of ...
The “directly writing phonograph” adopts the technological setting that is also
common to Hausmann's optophone, but Hausmann's the device can device uses
the technology in a different way. While the earlier apparatus attempted to ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OPTOPHONE»
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optophone is used in the context of the following news items.
The Weekly Good News From Israel : Business, Science …
A new article about the Optophone, developed by Israeli Professor Zev Zalevsky of Bar Ilan University. It can pick up conversations, heartbeats, ... «Jewish Business News, Jun 14»
Great Works: The Art Critic 1919-20 (31.8x25.4 cms), Raoul …
... many of its events and soirées. In 1927, he tried to patent a device called the "Optophone", which was intended to convert light into sound. «The Independent, May 11»
The Political Eisenberg
“His rallying cry, 'no way,' which once rang out over the land…has been altered by Captain Corporation's co-optophone into, 'whatever. «Brooklyn Rail, Nov 10»
