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Dead startup's in-ear computing vision lives on in today's earbuds

Original: This startup died in 2017, but its dream of in-ear computing is everywhere

A startup that shut down in 2017 after pioneering in-ear computing has seen its core idea become a mainstream reality. Fast Company traces how the company's ambition of turning earbuds into wearable computers — capable of augmented hearing and voice-first interaction — is now reflected across today's earbuds, hearing aids, and AI audio devices from major tech companies.

Why now: Renewed interest in AI-powered earbuds and ambient computing has revived attention on the company that first pursued the idea.

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• This startup died in 2017, but its dream of in-ear computing is everywhere · Fast Company

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