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Sgnl: Make Phone Calls With Your Fingertip, Literally<\/h2>\n

Sgnl: The Smart Strap<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

Yes, you can make calls just by placing your fingertip on your ear, thanks to Sgnl, the wearable smart strap connected with your watch. Simply place your fingertip to your ear to listen and speak through the embedded microphone. You can use the device whether you wear a classic watch or an Apple Watch, Samsung Gear, Pebble Time, or any other smartwatch. Your finger not only transmits the sounds, but also blocks out background noise. You will hear a very clear voice through the Sgnl, just like with a normal cell phone.<\/p>\n

With this gadget, users can leave their phone in their pockets and lift their hand to answer a phone call without carrying any headset or earphone.<\/p>\n

How does Sgnl work? The device uses the Sgnl app which receives voice signal from the phone through Bluetooth. The Sgnl then generates vibration through its Body Conduction Unit<\/em> (BCU). The BCU transmits the vibration from the watchband to the fingertip.<\/p>\n

When the user places his or her fingertip to the ear, the vibration creates amplified sound within the closed space of the ear.<\/p>\n

There is no risk of harm to the human body by the use of the gadget. As a reminder, this gadget is designed to fit all sorts of classic and smart watches.<\/p>\n

The gadget can be used on both the left and right hand. Just ensure that Sgnl main body and Sgnl band are attached in the same position in relation to the watch face.<\/p>\n

Here is what Sgnl has to say about its device:<\/p>\n

Fingertip Communication:<\/em> Sgnl\u2019s key technology lies in its patented Body Conduction Unit<\/em> (BCU), which is capable of transmitting vibrations through the body, which then can be converted to sound. The gadget communicates with the user\u2019s phone through Bluetooth, and when a voice signal is received, it will generate vibrations through its BCU. These vibrations will be sent through the user\u2019s hand to their fingertip. When users place their fingertip to their ear, the vibration echoes to create amplified sound within the closed space of their ear and they can speak through the microphone embedded in the Sgnl strap. You can:<\/p>\n