iPhones, AirPods, or even 'smart glasses' could use motion sensing tech to record users' subtle facial movements. Siri could use the help.
, Apple explains that there are obvious problems with voice recognition systems such as Siri. Voices can get distorted through background noise, and other sensors that perpetually monitor people’s voices expend a good deal of battery and processing power. Such a system wouldn’t necessarily use a device’s camera.
. It doesn’t have to just be a phone, as the patent describes how that kind of motion sensing tech could be integratedthen send that data over to a user’s iPhone. The devices could detect subtle facial muscle, vibrations, or head motions, per the document
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