This technology aims to analyze lip movements and convert them into computer-generated audio that can be transmitted over a phone. The idea of silent speech originated in 1968, and in 2010 the "Silent Sound Technology" was demonstrated at a large German trade fair. Developed by scientists in Germany, it uses electromyography sensors on the face to record electric signals from facial muscles and match them to pre-recorded speech patterns, allowing silent communication. This technology could help avoid embarrassing situations when phones ring in quiet places and allow for confidential or covert communication, with potential applications in translation and for people with disabilities or in the military.