Simulates a radio but uses sensor data to generate the sound. Vocal sounds are built from the real raw data, pieced together and the system determines the closest words or phrases to the speech.

FEATURES INCLUDE:
+ Uses real sensor data to detect changes in electromagnetic fields (EMF) or the tiniest of vibrations - your choice.
+ Speech sounds are generated from the sensor data to form words. It then lists what it thinks is being said (closest guess).
+ Export speech audio as WAV files to save, share or play in other applications.
+ Automatic continuous calibration of sensors.
+ Stores the last 300 speech patterns to look back on, replay, share and export.
+ Designed from the ground up to be easy to use but powerful, using a completely custom built speech synthesis system.

TIPS & HELP:
+ The app works best if you place your device on a solid flat surface. Both electromagnetic fields and vibrations can fluctuate wildly if you hold or move your device.
+ If your device does not contain a magnetometer sensor for detecting electromagnetic fields the app will fall back to detecting vibration & movement automatically.
+ If you get lots of false readings then you may need to move your device away from any source of interference.
+ It will automatically calibrate the sensors but you can force a calibration by tapping a detection mode button ("EMF" or "Vibration").
+ The app will take a "best guess" at what the speech is saying but you may feel it is saying something different.
+ Do not always trust what is being said. If you are unhappy about it or it says anything you do not like, consider it interference from the sensors.
+ A free LITE version will be available (with no export feature and only saving the last 20 speech patterns) to try.

MORE INFORMATION:
+ The app does not require any unnecessary permissions.
+ No internet connection is required to use the app. No information from your device is collected by the app.
+ The app contains no advertisements or in-app-purchases.
+ More details at: https://www.worldbydesign.com

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