VOICE Live from CES | Imrich Valach | Sentien
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A wearable audio headset uses bone conduction to place sound in front of the ear so users hear audio without blocking hearing, claiming a full‑day wear model like “smart glasses for ears.” A working prototype exists, a companion app‑configurable experience is built, preorders with an early‑bird batch are live and the product ships summer 2020 to the US and EU. The device bypasses the eardrum, supports always‑on personal audio, and is field‑tested internally.
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