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Jawbone Bluetooth headsets actually contact your jaw to use the conducted vibrations to cancel background noise, similar to your idea. Disclosure: I worked on t
by jerryr 10y ago
Jawbone Bluetooth headsets actually contact your jaw to use the conducted vibrations to cancel background noise, similar to your idea. Disclosure: I worked on their first generation Bluetooth headset. I'm not certain the current generations still work this way.
- Karunamon 10y agoNoiseassassin - yup, the later gen ones do as well, but as I understand it, Jawbone is basically dead at this point.
- Already__Taken 10y agoCould get a second wind with voice recognition because the problem with comms is everyone sounds the same through that style of mic.
- abricot 10y agoI had that one. It was really great in noisy environments... unless there were also wind. Wind outright killed the sound.