The sound of your voice is different than how you likely hear it, in part because part of the sound is transmitted through the bone to the inner ear. This is why people typically sound different when their voice is recorded, and now this same bone-conductivity can be used to allow you to talk on the phone – with a little help from the SpeakGoggle G33 from Buhel. These goggles connect to a smartphone or other handset via Bluetooth and feature a bone conduction microphone that is built into the frame.
So instead of the mic picking up normal sound through the air, it actually picks up what you’re saying as the sound waves travel through your own jaw bones and skull! The result of course is little to any background noise – so you could basically talk while skiing as wind won’t be an issue.
httpv://youtu.be/Kzxj-KB6Ki8
The goggles can also be used for listening to music as well, and with 10 hours of music playback and 12 hours of talk time you’ll probably run out of steam before the goggles run out of juice. The goggles further provide UV 400 protection for the eyes while the lens are anti-fog and anti-scratch as well.
There are no bones about it when it comes to having a clear conversation either!