Benchmarking Self-Supervised Speech Models on Multilingual Nigerian Speech
A benchmark study evaluating modern self-supervised automatic speech recognition models across English, Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba.
Research & Academic Output
Selected peer-reviewed publications, conference papers and research preprints by Omotayo Emmanuel Omoyemi, focusing on artificial intelligence, multimodal systems, accessible communication, augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), speech technology and inclusive human-centred computing.
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A benchmark study evaluating modern self-supervised automatic speech recognition models across English, Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba.
A multimodal AI framework designed to support therapy, progress monitoring and communication for people with apraxia of speech.
A real-time interactive prototype that combines computer vision, gesture classification and an accessible interface to translate basic Makaton gestures into English.
Research on the design and early-stage evaluation of a multimodal AI system for translating Makaton into English text and speech.
A user-centred design study exploring requirements for automatically translating Makaton signs from live video into written English.
Research examining natural language processing methods for detecting and correcting errors in augmentative and alternative communication systems.
Research exploring machine-learning approaches to predictive AAC, including predictive text, speech recognition, gesture interpretation and multimodal inputs.
An examination of privacy, affordability, representation and equity concerns in AI-driven augmentative and alternative communication technologies.
Research on an AI-powered Makaton recognition system designed to support inclusive secondary education through real-time gesture recognition and accessible communication.
Selected conference presentations, research talks and academic engagements in artificial intelligence, accessibility and human-centred computing.
Presented the AURA Framework, exploring the use of multimodal artificial intelligence for accessible communication and digital health, including speech analysis, adaptive learning and augmentative and alternative communication support.
Presented research examining generative AI as an assistive communication technology, with a focus on accessibility, user agency and the ethical boundaries of AI-assisted authoring.
Conference presentation of research into the design of an assistive technology system for translating Makaton signs from live video streams into written English.
Practical articles and tutorials by Omotayo Emmanuel Omoyemi on artificial intelligence, accessibility, computer vision, gesture recognition and speech technology.
A collection of technical writing covering human-centred AI, accessible technology, multimodal interaction, gesture recognition, speech technology and computer vision.
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