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This seems like it could go well with AR glasses. Could even be extended to scan the mouth and recognize subvocalizations so you could talk to it without emitti
by colordrops 4y ago
This seems like it could go well with AR glasses. Could even be extended to scan the mouth and recognize subvocalizations so you could talk to it without emitting sound or opening your mouth. I.e. a general purpose input device.
- c1sc0 4y agoWhat’s the state of the art in subvocalization. I would love to have that as a voice input option.
- farhanhubble 4y agoThat would be a game changer, if feasible. I used to wonder why no one tried building a transceiver that picked up speech vibrations from skull perhaps through the ear cavity.
- pbmonster 4y agoThose exist. Main application is military/police radio, because you can use them even with a gas mask on. Disadvantages are that you need to fully speak (whispering and sub-vocalizing doesn't work), and your voice sounds kind of funny. Keywords is "bone conduction microphone" or "ear bone microphone".
- an_aparallel 4y agoThere is something being worked on at NeurotechSC utlising OpenBCI's tech with regards to this, "Synthetic Telepathy with Subvocal Recognition": https://openbci.com/community/synthetic-telepathy-with-subvocal-recognition-neurotechsc/ https://openbci.com/community/synthetic-telepathy-with-subvo... mouthpad + subvocalisation....keyboards and mice are DONEZO. very cool shit.