Robotics
Nov 2, 2026
Subvocal Company Develops Smart Glasses for Silent Communication with Computers
Nov 2, 2026
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Subvocal Company has created smart glasses that allow users to communicate with their computers silently by mouthing words. The technology, which utilizes radio waves to detect silent speech, aims to provide a discreet alternative for voice dictation in public settings.
- The Subvocal Company, founded by Aarush and Arnav, is developing smart glasses that enable silent communication with computers.
- Users can mouth words without making noise, and the glasses decode these movements into text using radio frequency technology.
- The project began as a hackathon prototype inspired by MIT's AlterEgo system, evolving from initial EMG technology to a more effective RF-based solution.
- The glasses are designed with embedded antennas to capture silent speech patterns, and the company is working on improving performance through extensive data collection and model training.
- Preorders for the first batch of 500 units are available, with a promotional discount, and the product is expected to ship in Q1 2027.
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