As awesomely cyber and not to mention impressive as this is, it seems to me like a very uncomfortable interface. Regarding comfortably functional fursuits, I've always wished for better access to the world outside of them via senses, like retaining nimbleness and dexterity, and being able to drink and consume food without taking everything off.
Better expressing ourselves to the outer world is a great pursuit too, absolutely! This looks like it would really handicap our mouths from any other use though. I'm not confident of that, just presenting my concerns. Maybe if it could be wireless it would feel less messy and restricting than I'm imagining. I wonder if neural interfaces are reliably implementable enough to use for something like a fursuit now, how clean and pure that would feel would make up for the steeper learning curve to controlling it, for me.
I'm glad you've set up a Patreon, good luck! I bet lots more people have been silently watching you in awe for years and would jump for a convenient way to help.

It's actuallly quite comfortable to wear. The key part is taking an impression of the wearers mouth then it is just like a denture. Very for fitting.

Not meaning to be rude, but you seem to forget to click "Reply to this post" before posting most of your replies. When you post them at the bottom of the page as you did with this one, the intended recipient won't be notified (as you were when I posted this reply).

Oh--and regarding the subject of the picture, this looks very interesting. I've often wondered how one would operate animatronics without obvious finger movements (most animatronic controls are hand-operated). This looks like quite an effective solution. It would never work for me, though, because I have a strict no-electronic-or-even-electric-parts rule for my own fursuit making. This is because I want my fursuit to be able to survive getting wet (as in getting caught outdoors in a cloudburst, or me spontaneously deciding to play in water or mud in fursuit--very likely things with me), and I don't want to have to remove said electric parts first. Especially in the case of sudden rain (or being clumsy enough to fall overboard from a boat), since then I wouldn't have advance notice.

Hi and thanks for the interest.
The interface has to - by its nature - be water-proof if it is in a mouth. Other parts likewise can be made to be waterproof with the addition of silicone :)

I know that electricity and water/moisture can sometimes mix... I just prefer to avoid it, for obvious reasons (and because I'm not always entirely sure what I'm doing).

Regarding boats, I said fall overboard, not get knocked overboard. I think there's a difference there.

That's also why I always wear my life vest. I haven't exactly grown up around boats (I wish I did), but I have had a fair amount of experience with them. I can't remember ever falling overboard... but there's always a first time.

Thanks. I rarely post new stuff so I am a little new to the interface

No offense taken :)