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audeo (not news)

Posted by Bayle Shanks at 4:56 AM EST

http://www.theaudeo.com/?action=technology

Detects subthreshold electrical activity from laryngeal muscles and attempts to recognize words from it, allowing a sort of silent cell phone, as well as command-and-control applications. They have a technical manual on the website, as well as a video demo of a “voiceless phone call”.

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