Observed arrival · 2026-10-28
WristEcho: sound you can feel
A wearable accessibility device that turns selected sounds into wrist vibrations and colour alerts, and offers live captions in English or Arabic.
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- People with hearing loss who need wearable sound alerts
- Worth noticing
- The page says the on-device model checks 521 sound classes, while custom sounds can be taught from five recordings.
Field notes
The described sound-alert path uses a microphone, a 0.975-second audio window, and checks every half-second; the page says recognition runs on the wearable itself. Users can teach a household sound by recording it five times and assigning a colour and rhythm. Speech captions follow a separate route through Deepgram Nova-3 and a Cloudflare Workers relay, while the sign preview is explicitly marked beta and not interpretation.
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