Ultrasound Enables Silent Speech, Model Trains in a Month
akilian · x · 2026-07-08
The @alephneuro team demonstrated an ultrasound technology for "silent speech," allowing a model to recognize a user's speech intent without them making a sound. Reportedly, the model achieved impressive results after training on just one month of collected data. This research falls under silent voice decoding and neural interfaces.
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