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Speech-to-text in an open office/co-working space
I’m looking to set up a workflow for vibe writing and vibe coding with speech-to-text in an open office/co-working space.
The main challenge: I don’t want others to hear me. I’m considering a throat mic or a similar close-talk device.
If you’ve tried this:
- Which throat mic or headset did you use?
- Do current speech-to-text solutions work well with throat-mic audio?
- Any notes on accuracy, latency, comfort, or setup?
- Alternatives (e.g., low-leakage boom mics or other approaches) you’d recommend?
Any advice would be highly appreciated. Thanks!
- ihaag 1y agoSpeakr
- stubbi 1y agoThis sounds interesting! I haven’t tried such device before but I’d be curious if someone here has recommendations. Also to the author: what do you think about brain computer interfaces for this in the future?
- alexoberneyer 1y agoYes, definitely. However, with BCIs, I see the challenge of involuntary inputs. For now, voice is much easier for users to control.