The Atlas in-ear monitors are designed by Trinity Audio Engineering and are targeted towards physically active individuals. The monitors were created taking into account comments and feedback from in-ear monitor users.
Seeing as how these in-ear monitors are designed for use during exercise, they need to be sweat-proof and these monitors clearly are, with their full-body nano-coating able to protect against moisture and corrosion. The monitors will also include a trio of detachable cables, with two of them intended for sports -- one being short for armband use and a longer one with an in-line remote.
The Atlas in-ear monitors are currently the subject of a Kickstarter campaign that aims to raise money for their production. These monitors will surely be appreciated by people who liked to listen to music while active without being physically distracted.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Sweat-proof Ear Monitors
- Creating in-ear monitors that can withstand sweat and moisture, allowing for use during physical activity.
- Customizable Detachable Cables
- Designing ear monitors that have multiple detachable cables for different physical activities or personal preference.
- Crowdfunding for Audio Technology
- Using crowdfunding platforms, like Kickstarter, to fund the development and production of new audio technology.
Where This Applies
- Fitness Technology
- Developing audio technology that can be used during physical activity, creating a new sector for fitness technology.
- Music Industry
- Partnering with audio technology companies to promote and sell high-end ear monitor products as a new source of revenue.
- Crowdfunding
- Promoting and hosting crowdfunding campaigns for new audio technology products, disrupting traditional funding models and allowing for direct customer input.
