The Nokia vibrating tattoo takes receiving phone calls to a whole new level. While Apple may have a leg up with their highly coveted iPhone, soon Nokia will be enticing people with special tattoos that vibrate when their phone sends a specific signal.
Currently seeking a patent, the Nokia vibrating tattoo consists of haptics and ferromagnetic inks, which are applied in the same manner as normal tattoos. The only difference is that the ink must first be exposed to an external magnet to magnetize it in order for it to respond to a phone signal. Once applied, the Nokia vibrating tattoo will be able to inform people about different types of calls and messages through varying vibrant patterns.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Vibrating Tattoos
- The Nokia vibrating tattoo introduces the trend of using tattoos as a notification system for phone calls and messages.
- Haptic Feedback
- The incorporation of haptics in tattoos opens up opportunities for providing sensory feedback through body art.
- Ferromagnetic Inks
- The use of ferromagnetic inks in tattoos enables them to respond to external magnetic signals and create vibrating patterns.
Where This Applies
- Mobile Devices
- Mobile device manufacturers can explore integrating vibrating tattoos as a unique and customizable notification feature for their phones.
- Tattoo Industry
- Tattoo artists and studios can capitalize on the growing trend of vibrating tattoos and offer innovative designs and services.
- Wearable Technology
- Companies in the wearable technology industry can explore collaborations with tattoo artists to create interactive and functional tattoo designs.
