The new Cry Translator is an innovative, easy-to-use iPhone app that’s able to quickly identify the five distinct cries made by infants – hungry, sleepy, annoyed, stressed and bored – thus aiming to help parents/caregivers soothe the baby. It claims that these five cries are universal to all babies regardless of culture or language.
In a recent post, I’d covered Midomi – an iPhone and PC application that recognizes live music sung or hummed by human beings.
Like me, I’m sure many of you out there might be charged by friends and family members of mutilating music whenever you attempt to sing or hum something. Like I’d suggested earlier, you can use Midomi to silence your critics in case it correctly recognizes your songs. However, if Midomi fails, watch out: your critics might force you to repeat your performance in front of Cry Translator and take whatever remedial action it recommends after 10 seconds!