Founders respond to questions about accuracy, processing, and design
4 Nov 2 1:42 PM · 9d ago · 3 comments · 1 source · development 4 of 8
Aarush confirmed the team is committed to adjustable nose pads for fit, that decoding occurs via companion app with under 500ms latency, and they plan RF-based activity detection rather than a wake word—similar to Whisper Flow. They also acknowledged ongoing R&D on silent speech activity detection.
“The decoding is done via a companion app on your laptop or phone in the cloud, but end to end latency is still quite fast, under 500ms usually.”
aarushyadavAarush Subvocal Company co-founderArnav Subvocal Company co-founderThe Subvocal Company Startup (YC F26)
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Just preordered -- glasses request: there's no way to say it nicely, I have a big nose. With a high bridge. Many glasses are really tough to get properly placed; may I request you not give up on the pads w/metal adjusters that you have in the product photos? Don't let a designer take them away from you, us folks not one standard deviation from…
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For the ones thinking this is great, have you actually tried to talk without making sounds?I don't think it is an intuitive action at all and I became self-conscious about not making a sound rather than talking like I normally would.I suppose it would require some "getting used to."Regardless, I think it is a cool idea and a real problem…
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If the tech is mostly in the glasses temples, I would prefer to have something that attaches to my existing glasses. I have prescription glasses and a big head, tried the Even G2 smart glasses and the available frames set just too small for me
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