Dev desperate for subvocalization mics to talk to AI agents, willing to write the software
cephaloform · x · 2026-09-06
A developer says he desperately needs microphones capable of picking up subvocalization — silent, unvoiced speech — to communicate with his AI agent, and would write all the necessary software himself. It highlights an open hardware gap in agent voice interfaces: standard mics can't capture silent speech, and such a device could unlock a new interaction paradigm.
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