Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Traditional computer input methods—mouse, keyboard, and voice—are inefficient for micro‑actions, require hands to be free, and are often inaccessible or unreliable for users with mobility or speech limitations, especially in quiet environments.
Solution
Unity provides a jawline‑worn EMG wearable that captures subtle muscle activity from silent speech and translates it into hands‑free computer commands. The device uses a real‑time AI classifier to map these signals to a small, reliable command set, and an OS‑level extension executes actions such as navigate, select, and confirm. Processing is performed locally by default, with optional cloud features, to ensure privacy and minimize false activations through built‑in thresholds and confirmation steps. The system is designed for quick setup and works across standard desktop applications without requiring additional hardware.
Target Audience
Primary users are individuals who need hands‑free computer interaction, including people with accessibility challenges, professionals working in hands‑busy or quiet settings, and tech enthusiasts seeking more efficient workflow control.
Features
- Jawline EMG electrode array that detects silent‑speech muscle patterns
- Personalized, real‑time AI intent classifier with safeguards against misclassification
- OS‑level integration that triggers navigation, selection, and execution commands
- Local signal processing by default to protect user privacy
- Adjustable activation thresholds and confirmation steps to prevent accidental triggers
- Small, reliable command set optimized for frequent micro‑actions