Subvocal preorders RF smart glasses for silent speech input
First merged summary.
Subvocal preorders RF-based smart glasses for subvocal mouthing detection at 200+ WPM targeting Q1 2027 launch.
Subvocal develops smart glasses using radio frequency sensing to decode deliberate subvocal mouthing into text without sound or cameras. The system achieves over 200 words per minute using foundation models trained on large datasets that passed cross-user testing. It is privacy focused and works with AI applications like Claude at normal conversational distance. Preorders are open for the first 500 units with a $200 discount. The YC F26 backed project targets a Q1 2027 shipping date.
- 200+ WPM silent speech decoding
- RF sensing smart glasses
- Preorders open for first 500 units
- $200 discount on preorders
- YC F26 backed
- Q1 2027 launch target
What each outlet adds
beyond the shared facts- Hacker News (Show HN)200+ WPM without audio/camera, works with Claude
- Hacker News (company details)RF sensing glasses, YC F26, 500 unit preorders $200 discount, Q1 2027
- Organizations
- The Subvocal Company
- AI models
- foundation models
Coverage
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Hacker News · securityFirst report
Subvocal smart glasses enable silent speech recognition
Subvocal Company preorders RF-based smart glasses that decode subvocal speech to text without sound, targeting Q1 2027 launch after scaling dataset.
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Hacker News · security
Subvocal silent speech input method launched
Subvocal decodes subtle silent mouthing into text at 200+ WPM without audio or camera.