New Delhi, Nov. 5 -- AI-powered glasses that can convert silently mouthed words into text at speeds of up to 200 words per minute could offer an alternative to conventional keyboard typing and voice-to-text software.

Developed by San Francisco-based technology startup Subvocal, the glasses, according to a report by the New York Post, use sensors and artificial intelligence (AI) to detect tiny facial muscle movements when a person mouths words without speaking aloud.

The company, which launched the product last week, as per the news outlet's report said the technology can translate these movements into text almost instantaneously, allowing users to compose emails, dictate messages and interact with AI tools without making a sound.

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