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Capture
Wearable biosignals and camera-based visual cues provide raw input.
→Viovox research / active development
Exploring a more natural interface with technology.
Viovox is an experimental neurotechnology project combining wearable biosignals, visual intent cues and software classification to explore hands-free device interaction.
Current focusSignal recognition
InputsEEG · gaze · blink
StatusPrototype research
Research signal viewer
simulation active
Sourcesynthetic demo
Pipelinesignal → classify
Objectiveintent → action
01 / Technology
Not one sensor. A chain of evidence.
Viovox treats interaction as a pipeline. Different signals can contribute different pieces of context before software turns the result into a deliberate command.
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Process
Noise reduction and feature extraction prepare signals for classification.
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Interpret
Several inputs can reinforce one another to estimate intentional actions.
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Act
Recognized intent is mapped to a useful command on the target device.
02 / Development
A project you can follow while it is being built.
The site should show movement, not just claims. This dashboard separates what is already working, what is being tested and what comes next.
Prototype pipelinecurrent research
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Blink detectionEvent recognition from signal input
working02
Left / right wink recognitionSeparating asymmetric facial intent
testing03
Gaze trackingVisual context for interaction
prototype04
Multimodal fusionCombining independent signals
nextCan context improve reliability?
Instead of depending on one signal, combine several weak clues into a stronger interaction decision.
Make intent easier to express.
The long-term direction is less about adding controls and more about reducing friction between intention and action.
03 / Roadmap
Clear stages instead of vague “future technology”.
Each phase should earn the next one. Viovox can show the audience exactly where the project stands and what technical step comes after it.
Reliable signal recognition
Improve repeatability across blink, wink and other usable inputs.
Multimodal intent
Combine wearable and visual inputs into one decision layer.
Device interaction
Map intent to useful actions on computers and mobile devices.
Broader interface research
Expand the interaction model as sensing and classification improve.
04 / Why Viovox
Build in public enough that people can follow the science.
The website becomes part of the project: a place to understand the direction, watch milestones happen and join early if the work is relevant to you.
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Show real progress
Experiments, technical milestones and prototype status.
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Explain the system
Scientific enough to be interesting without becoming unreadable.
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Grow an audience
Updates and research logs that give people a reason to return.
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Build the future whitelist
Give interested users one clear way to join early.
05 / Research log
Updates should feel like part of the product.
Short development posts can become the reason people revisit Viovox instead of seeing the website once and forgetting it.
Teaching the system to separate left and right winks.
A development note can explain what worked, what failed and what changed in the next training session.
Follow future updates →Why Viovox uses more than one input.
A visual article could compare EEG, gaze and facial signals and explain what context each one contributes.
Explore the system →From isolated experiments to multimodal fusion.
When the project reaches a meaningful milestone, this section can turn it into a public progress update.
See roadmap →06 / Contact
Send a real email to Viovox.
Write a subject and message below. When you press Send email, your device opens its email app with the message prepared for hello@viovox.net. You can review it and send it normally.
07 / Connect
Follow the project where development is shared.
Viovox is still in active development. These are the current public channels and the direct contact address for the project.
08 / Early access
Interested in what Viovox becomes next?
Join the future whitelist for product access, testing opportunities and major development updates.