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November 01, 2004
BehindTheMedspeak: Think-A-Move creates a tongue-controlled computer
This bleeding-edge company specializes in technology that uses the human ear as an OUTPUT device.
Yes, you read correctly.
Not input, but output.
Their patented InnerVoice technology is put into use via three innovative routes:
• Virtual Mouse - translates tongue movements into computer commands to perform tasks
• Think-A-Move - translates thoughts into commands to command computers and other operating systems
• InnerVoice Pro - uses the ear canal as a conduit for the human voice in discrete communication
In all three technologies, the main hardware is a non-invasive hearing-aid-type device placed in the ear.
Coming very soon - well before spinal cord anastomosis and restoration of function in paraplegics and quadriplegics - will be the liberation of the spirits currently trapped in their useless meat shells.
Just as wheelchair users using Dean Kamen's revolutionary iBot,
which raises them to normal eye level, suddenly felt empowered, so will they soar on the wings of these wonderful innovations from Think-A-Move.
November 1, 2004 at 02:01 PM | Permalink
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