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With sound analysis, we taught Watson what a #USOpen highlight sounds like:
The volume
The pitch
The tone
Now #IBMWatson can translate sounds into data and score each based on crowd reaction: https://ibm.co/2PEBPVX pic.twitter.com/oBdQKTgd7I
Sound analysis also means Watson can hear what an elevator malfunction sounds like:
The screech
The rattle
The vibration
And alert the facilities manager to help manage people flow: https://ibm.co/2w51IGt pic.twitter.com/Znc0q9w2KX
This same technology means Watson can help engineers identify what a defect on a train track sounds like:
The acoustic signatures
The wheel impact
The heat
Improving safety and maintenance on the railroad: https://ibm.co/2MhceFl pic.twitter.com/0lVv1R9qXN
Wow, this is fascinating!
Can yall do a sound analysis for #bts
#BTSLoveYourselfTour #BTSWorldTour @BTS_twt @bts_bighit
What does a #BernieSanders rally sound like, I wonder? 
@PresidentStokes things left to rot
Can #IBMWatson determine how many people in a crowded room had a bean burrito for lunch? 
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