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I agree. A better version of this type of technology was described by David Brin in the 90s. Why not measure the minute signals of the mouth to predict word co
by jchook 8y ago
I agree. A better version of this type of technology was described by David Brin in the 90s.
Why not measure the minute signals of the mouth to predict word commands instead of hand movements?
- brod 8y agomy guess is the precision, dexterity and energy cost of finger / hand / wrist movements make them more effective than using a mouth. An example would be complex poses such as the "gun" shape with a hand as opposed to "pouting" your lips, there's so much opportunity to finely tune the motion from open hand to gun shape but it's more linear with pouting. However I'm not sure where or how the "thinking" part would play into this, eg physical muscle movements vs intention of muscle movements. And there might just be too much noise and involuntary mouth movements that would make it impractical (eg, breathing, swallowing), plus the fact you'd look like a psychopath mumbling to yourself.