Speechjammer Japan at Margaret Burgin blog

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 — a prototype of the speechjammer, an audio device that could zap overly talkative speakers into submission.  — speechjammer using something called delayed auditory feedback, sending someone’s own recorded voice. a japanese invention called the speechjammer can silence people from a distance by using a delayed auditory. What inspired japanese researchers kazutaka kurihara.  — researchers kazutaka kurihara and koji tsukada from the national institute of advanced industrial science and. Kazutaka kurihara, koji tsukada] japanese researchers have created a handheld gun that can literally stop you.  — the short answer is:  — the speechjammer, a device that disrupts a person's speech by repeating his or her own voice at a delay of a few. two japanese researchers recently introduced a prototype for a device they call a speechjammer that can literally “jam”.  — aim the speechjammer gun at a nearby blabbermouth, and he’ll have his voice played back to him with a delay of a.

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