Headphones detecting ear problems

Thanks to American researchers, in-ear headphones are being transformed into a diagnostic tool that detects certain conditions that hinder the ears, Futura-Sciences reported.

With the help of artificial intelligence (AI), scientists at the State University of New York at Buffalo have created a system called “EarHealth”.

To use these headphones, a person must have a smart phone. The headphones then produce a frequency, and this is examined by the AI ​​to create an image representing the user’s ear. Thus, sound signals are sent daily to monitor possible changes in the ear.

At the moment, this system can detect three medical conditions: an earwax plug, a ruptured eardrum and otitis.

After testing with 92 people, the system was found to be 82.6% effective.

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