Product
AlterEgo
A silent speech input prototype developed at the MIT Media Lab that uses facial electromyographic electrodes to read electrical signals from articulation muscles and convert them into text.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Nov 2
The Subvocal team initially replicated MIT Media Lab's AlterEgo approach at the Stanford TreeHacks hackathon, using EMG electrodes to read electrical signals from facial muscles; the 36-hour prototype barely worked at the letter level and did not win an award.
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