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Children with complex communication needs who are unable to speak—or who can only produce limited sounds or words—often rely on augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). A common AAC tool is a speech-generating device, also known as a speech machine. These are typically tablets that produce synthetic speech from typed words or symbols. For many children, this becomes their primary means of expression and the voice through which they are recognized in school, daycare, and social life. In Denmark, most children using speech machines are given adult voices to communicate with, often sounding like a 40-year-old man or…

A Sonic Visualization of Social Transformation (1820–1920) Sound Art as a Research Method for Historians   Time Prism: A Sonic Visualization of Social Transformation (1820–1920). Five historical groups evolve across a century, rendered through immersive sound and light. This video uses stereo panning to approximate the original five-channel installation. Scientific research is often driven by a profound sense of wonder — a curiosity about the nature of things and the phenomena behind them. In the context of the natural sciences, this wonder is typically distilled into concrete hypotheses that can be tested in a lab and replicated by other researchers, thus approximating objective knowledge. Within…