Regular keyboards are a thing of the past. The startup Subkolit has come up with glasses that allow you to enter text with the power of your thoughts, well, almost. The gadget reads the smallest movements of the facial muscles and lips, and there is no need to utter words. The neuron converts the reading signals into text at a speed of 200 words per minute. That's about 5 times more than the average user is able to type. So far, only a working prototype is ready; Deliveries to the market are planned for next year.

Regular keyboards are a thing of the past. The startup Subkolit has come up with glasses that allow you to enter text with the power of your thoughts, well, almost. The gadget reads the smallest movements of the facial muscles and lips, and there is no need to utter words. The neuron converts the reading signals into text at a speed of 200 words per minute. That's about 5 times more than the average user is able to type. So far, only a working prototype is ready; Deliveries to the market are planned for next year.