Artificial throat could someday help mute people ‘speak’
acs.org- New device, created by laser-scribing graphene on a thin sheet of polyvinyl alcohol film, could be used to help mute people communicate.
- Existing detectors for measuring human skin movements can’t convert these motions into sounds.
- This device is capable of it, but it’s far from being the end-product, and another version is already in development.
- It would be thinner, skin-like, and would stick to the neck like a temporary tattoo.
- This would enable mute people to use their throats to control a speaking device.
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