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From the page: "Ambient Corporation has demonstrated a "voiceless" phone call. The call was made using a neckband called Audeo, which translates thoughts into speech by intercepting nerve signals. Although the device's recognition abilities are currently limited to 150 words,... more
Reviewed by liquidiridium Apr 03 2008, 04:05am ( 19 reviews ) • tfot.info
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Rated by ShamanicShift on Apr 05 2008, 5:24pm
But could it take words off of the tip of my tongue?
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Rated by Benjmn on Apr 05 2008, 3:02pm
This is amazing.
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Rated by smashattack on Apr 05 2008, 2:43pm
Really cool technology. Would like to see this go even further.
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Rated by JimmyConstantine on Apr 03 2008, 4:28am
"Ambient Corporation has demonstrated a "voiceless" phone call. The call was made using a neckband called Audeo, which translates thoughts into speech by intercepting nerve signals. Although the device's recognition abilities are currently limited to 150 words, is the company predicts it will be fully functional by the end of the year. Possible applications range from helping the disabled to performing discreet phone calls in public places."
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Rated by liquidiridium on Apr 03 2008, 4:05am
From the page: "Ambient Corporation has demonstrated a "voiceless" phone call. The call was made using a neckband called Audeo, which translates thoughts into speech by intercepting nerve signals. Although the device's recognition abilities are currently limited to 150 words, is the company predicts it will be fully functional by the end of the year. Possible applications range from helping the disabled to performing discreet phone calls in public places."
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Rated by kinggimped on Apr 01 2008, 2:36am
This is fairly scary. I think I'd be a bit wary of using this... But still awesome!
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Rated by LyndSeagull on Mar 30 2008, 4:31am
Anyone else thought about Ender and Jane?
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Rated by reidlake on Mar 28 2008, 7:32pm
I think this is worth a look at. For people with disabilities.
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Rated by chickenkarma on Mar 28 2008, 1:00am
how does a call from a person using this technology sound like??