Tactual Cued Speech as a Supplement to Speechreading

The Cued Speech method devised by Cornett (1967) has proven to be a highly effective means of supplementing the information available through speechreading. For example, highly trained deaf receivers of Cued Speech are able to achieve nearly perfect reception of cued conversational sentences (e.g., Nicholls & Ling, 1982; Uchanski et al., 1992). The success of this method, combined with recent advances in speech recognition technology, motivates the development of an automatic cueing system.

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