The Yawning Lite
$29
A lanyard badge that only yawns. No shield. Pure passive aggression.
Introducing the world's first self-deploying spit awning
The Yawning detects incoming spit, snaps a clear visor down in under 30 ms, and then yawns at whoever's talking. Protection and feedback in one move.
Type something for Gary to say. Every P, B and T fires a spit burst. Turn your sound on.
00 SYSTEM IDLE · awaiting close-talker
A big droplet covers 30 cm in about 30–60 ms, which is faster than you can flinch. So The Yawning deploys on the P, before the spit leaves the mouth.
60 GHz mmWave radar notices someone has entered the 18-inch Danger Zone and is forming words.
mmWave radarAn on-device model listens for the high-spray consonants — P, B, T and the dreaded “sp” — before they land.
Trained on 10,000 hrs of uncles at weddingsAn event camera tracks every droplet's speed and trajectory in flight.
10,000 fpsA clear polycarbonate visor snaps down from your brim faster than an airbag.
< 30 msA 2.5-second yawn plays at conversational volume. They'll get the message. Eventually.
70 dB$29
A lanyard badge that only yawns. No shield. Pure passive aggression.
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A 180° dome that pops out of a backpack. Built for conferences and family reunions.
The Yawning Enterprise: outfit an entire sales floor. HR integration included. Call us (from at least six feet away).
Tracks droplets blocked per person, plus a leaderboard of your worst offenders. Share it at Thanksgiving.
A tiny squeegee clears the visor after every deployment. Dishwasher-safe. Please wash it.
Identifies what the talker had for lunch. Opt-in. Deeply regrettable.
Mists a light lavender water back at them. Legal review pending in 49 states.
“My father-in-law hasn't spoken to me since. 10/10.”
“It deployed during my own wedding vows. Honestly fair.”
“I wear the Pro to standup every morning. We are fully remote.”
“Blocked 412 droplets at one book club. I haven't read the book.”
“The ‘Disappointed Dad’ yawn made my actual dad cry.”
“Finally, a hat that does something.”
No. The Yawning is rated for conversational spit only. For sneezes, please consult a wall.
Yes, but then it's just a visor, and you are just a person in a visor.
Only if you say “peppers.” We're working on it.
No. But the physics is real: ballistic speech droplets travel ~5–10 m/s, giving you about 30–60 ms at close-talker range.