Wearable audio recorder and retrieval software applications
View Patent ↗Wearable audio recorder and retrieval software applications for long term audio and related data recording, visualization, filtering, search, and proof of provenance, providing a record-all and find-later methodology capable of finding audio in multi-year audio data streams. System default state is to record permanently, allowing the user to decide when not to record instead of when to record. User interfaces enable users to retrieve desired recorded audio data by querying other types of recorded data which are related to the desired recorded audio data by way of time and spatial domains.
1. A system for audio data recording and retrieval, comprising:
a wearable audio recording device having onboard,
an audio collection sensor,
an event collection sensor,
a processor to record output from said collection sensors and pre-calculate sub-sampled audio data of recorded audio with a multi-leveled audio sub-sampling process,
memory to store audio, events, and sub-sampled audio data, and
a wireless gateway to transfer audio, events, and sub-sampled audio data; and
a software application that, when loaded into a computing device in communication with said recording device,
receives and processes audio, events, and sub-sampled audio data,
uses memory accessible through the computing device to store processed audio, processed events, and processed sub-sampled audio data,
uses a graphical user interface of the computing device to graphically display information representing a time interval of recorded audio sought through user search, wherein said information comprises
an automatically generated visual graph which is based on the processed sub-sampled audio data for said time interval,
simultaneous visual representation of processed events occurring during said time interval, positioned with said visual graph in a time-coinciding relationship, and
dynamically updates said visual representations in real-time in response to user search of one of said visual representations, audio playback, or change in data or events.
2. The system of claim 1 , wherein transfer of sub-sampled audio data is adjusted by said processor to a sample rate of said multi-leveled audio sub-sampling process dependent upon user search input.
3. The system of claim 1 , wherein said event collection sensor comprises a user interface touch sensor allowing a user to create events.
4. The system of claim 1 , wherein audio is stored without error correction in said memory of said recording device, and processing of said software application comprises error correction of audio.