Subvocal opens pre-orders for glasses that turn silent mouthing into text
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Subvocal has opened pre-orders for glasses that read speech muscles and convert silently mouthed words into text at more than 200 words per minute.
The company says the device needs neither sound nor a keyboard. The claim is repeated in a post by Rohan Paul quoting an announcement from Aarush Yadav, who is not the company itself.
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Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiXSubvocal launches glasses that turn silently mouthed words into textAISubvocal has opened pre-orders for glasses that convert silently mouthed words into text at more than 200 words per minute. The company says the device uses non-contact sensing of internal speech muscles, so users need neither a keyboard nor audible speech. The author, Rohan Paul, is reposting a quoted announcement from Aarush Yadav, who is not the company itself.

elvis@omarsar0XSubvocal launches glasses that turn silent mouthing into textAISubvocal has launched glasses that read speech muscles and convert silent mouthing into text at more than 200 words per minute. The company says the device works without sound or a keyboard, and pre-orders are now open.
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