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Hahn Ryu
@hahn_ryu · Head of Business Development, Innomdle
Sgnl’s key technology lies in its patented Body Conduction Unit (BCU), which is capable of transmitting vibrations through the body, which then can be converted to sound. Sgnl communicates with the user’s phone through Bluetooth, and when a voice signal is received, Sgnl will generate vibrations through its BCU. These vibrations will be sent through the user… See more
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Hi I'm director of marketing at Innomdle, the developer of Sgnl. Sgnl is the smart watch strap that enables you to make calls by placing your fingertip on your ear. We are now on Kickstarter for about 22 hours we're already hit 242% mark of initial funding goal of $50k. https://www.kickstarter.com/proj...
Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
I had the pleasure of meeting @hahn_ryu and trying this out a few months ago at one our Product Hunt + Planet of the Apps meetups in LA. It's surprising it works, but the audio quality isn't quite clear or loud enough, imho. But the tech is promising and could be a great addition to smartwatches like the Apple Watch.
Md Islam
@mdnislam007
So if someone wants to use my phone I'll put my finger in their ear.
Sgnl’s key technology lies in its patented Body Conduction Unit (BCU), which is capable of transmitting vibrations through the body, which then can be converted to sound. Sgnl communicates with the user’s phone through Bluetooth, and when a voice signal is received, Sgnl will generate vibrations through its BCU. These vibrations will be sent through the user… See more
Csaba Kissi
@csaba_kissi · Developer & maker of Hunter Analysis
This is really interesting idea.