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Flesh-conduction microphone targets mobile phones.(GLOBAL DESIGNER)

Mitsumi Electric Co and Asahi Kasei Corp have jointly developed a flesh-conduction vibration sensor with high sensitivity for voice input mobile phones. Mitsum demonstrated a microphone of mobile phones as an application at is private snow. Mitsumi Show 2006. The sensor picks up vibration from

Publication: EDN

NTT DoCoMo Develops Bone Conduction Receiver Mike for Mobile Phones

Tokyo, July 20, 2006 - (JCN) - NTT DoCoMo has developed the Sound Leaf bone conduction receiver microphone for use with mobile phones. The sound is communicated through vibrations that are transmitted from the skull to the cochlea in the inner ear. The new receiver mike enables users to hear calls

Publication: JCNN News Summaries - Japan Corporate News Network

Helmet communications system: bone-transmission mic keeps voice clear.

ClearCommand HCS helmet communications system is ideal for maintenance workers in noisy places. System simply snaps over the nape strap of helmet suspension system. It uses a noise-reducing bone-conduction microphone so voice is transmitted loudly and clearly, regardless of ambient noise. Flexible

Publication: New Equipment Digest

Phone uses bones to stay clear in noisy places

Nick Nelson University Wire 02-03-2004 (The Daily Universe) (U-WIRE) PROVO, Utah -- If tiny digital cameras and Internet access in your mobile phone no longer tickle your technology taste buds, Samsung's new phone may rattle your bones. The TS41 phone conducts sound through the bones in the head to

Publication: University Wire

Two-way communication.(Product Spotlight: Arm & Hand Protection)

EarCom provides discrete, effective two-way communication. Incorporating bone conduction technology, the earpiece both receives audio and has a vibration-conducting microphone for in-ear voice pick-up. Even whispers will transmit from the earpiece. The low profile makes the device well-suited for

Publication: Occupational Hazards

Consensus Statements on the BAHA System: Where Do We Stand at Present?

After more than 25 years of clinical experience, the BAHA (bone-anchored hearing aid) system is a well-established treatment for hearing-impaired patients with conductive or mixed hearing loss. Owing to its success, the use of the BAHA system has spread and the indications for application have

Publication: The Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology

Communicate in loud areas while keeping hands free.(Products)

ClearCommand Helmet Communications System snaps over hard-hat nape strap. Requires no tools or batteries. Uses bone-conduction microphone to transmit voices loudly and clearly, even in noisy environments. Flexible boom ear speaker provides audio directly to wearer's car for hands-free

Publication: Government Product News