The Subvocal Company (YC F26) — Talk to your computer without talking
We're building a silent speech wearable that lets you talk to your computer at the speed of voice, but silently and completely imperceptibly to everyone around you.
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What it does Talk to your computer without talking (source)
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We're building a silent speech wearable that lets you talk to your computer at the speed of voice, but silently and completely imperceptibly to everyone around you.
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Subvocal is a company that makes a wearable that turns silent speech into commands and text. No microphone. No camera. Work without typing or speaking out loud.
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Aarush Yadav
Founder/CEO
Founder at The Subvocal Company, CS @ GT
Arnav Kumar
Founder/CTO
Founder at The Subvocal Company. CS @ GT
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