This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignees: Emory University, Georgia Tech Research Corporation. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Meredith A. Caveney: Inventor of a Speech Feedback System
Introduction
Meredith A. Caveney is an inventor based in Atlanta, Georgia. His work includes a patented system designed to support speech therapy and address speech difficulties associated with Parkinson’s disease and other conditions.
Latest Patents
Caveney is associated with 1 patent, titled “Feedback System and Method for Speaker Loudness Correction.” The invention describes a head-worn device that analyzes a wearer’s speech and provides haptic, vibratory, or audio feedback. It can assess features such as loudness, speaking rate, timing, and direction, then provide feedback when speech falls below or exceeds specified thresholds. The system can also distinguish the wearer’s speech from other sounds and is designed to perform its signal analysis with relatively modest computing resources.
Career Highlights
Caveney has been associated with Georgia Tech Research Corporation and Emory University. His patented work applies signal analysis and wearable feedback technology to speech-related support.
Collaborations
Caveney’s listed coworker is Reed Blevins. His professional associations with Georgia Tech Research Corporation and Emory University provide additional context for his work.
Conclusion
Meredith A. Caveney’s patent describes a wearable feedback approach intended to help users monitor and improve aspects of their speech.
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