This “throat microphone” design could be used as part of a “component headset” design where you can connect a microphone to a pair of specially-designed headphones which have the classic headband or a “street-style” neckband to turn them in to a headset.
The headphones could be a wired design wiht a four-conductor headset plug that fits most current-issue mobile phones or could be a Bluetooth type that works on the Headset or Handsfree profiles with support for A2DP music streaming. They would be able to support a detachable boom microphone or a clip-on lapel microphone as well as this tactical-style “throat” microphone by the user connecting the microphone to the headphones. As well, there would be controls on the headphones themselves or on the cord (in the case of a wired design) to allow the user to manage the calls they make or take for example.

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This may sound dumb….I ride a motorcycle alot and am interested in a throat mic. Plugging it into my cell phone will allow me to hear, but how can the throat mic work? I gather that it plugs into the earphone jack on the phone so how does the talking work? Also, do any throat mics work on a blue tooth format?