59 devices · GMDN 41241
A throat microphone is a battery-powered speech-assistive device that is worn on the throat to amplify vibrations generated during speech, making the wearer's voice louder. These devices are designed to help individuals who have difficulty speaking or need their voice to be more audible in various environments.
Throat microphones are typically regulated as medical devices that convert acoustic oscillations into electrical signals. They are supplied as wearable devices that assist with speech amplification without being medicated or designed for single-use only.
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