Those who work in open-concept offices or who simply want to take private calls in public will find the design of the 'Hushme' voice mask to be ideal for preventing nearby people from hearing their interaction.
The 'Hushme' voice mask works by being placed around the back of the neck and over the mouth and chin of the wearer. When activated, the 'Hushme' instantly goes to work to mask your voice and allow you to take private calls in public without having to worry that someone will overhear what you're talking about.
The 'Hushme' voice mask is designed with in-ear headphones to enable users to take calls wirelessly from their device. The 'Hushme' works to suppress your voice and can also be set to play sounds to further mask your personal calls.
What's Driving This Trend
- Voice-privacy Devices
- Recent innovations in voice-muffling masks like the 'Hushme' present disruptive opportunities for devices that prioritize voice-privacy in public settings.
- Audio-enhancing Wearables
- The incorporation of in-ear headphones in the design of 'Hushme' signifies a trend towards wearable tech that enhances the audio experience of private phone conversations in public.
- Noise-cancelling Technology
- Developments in noise-cancelling technology, like those present in the 'Hushme', propose innovative solutions to the rising demand for private and undisturbed environments in noisy public places.
Who This Affects Most
- Workplace Technology
- The 'Hushme' and other voice-muffling masks highlight development opportunities for workplace technology designed to improve privacy and productivity in open-concept workspaces.
- Mobile Accessories
- Mobile accessory companies can capitalize on the appeal of wearables by developing products that enable private phone conversations in public settings, like the 'Hushme'.
- Audio Technology
- The incorporation of audio enhancing wearables in the 'Hushme' presents opportunities for audio tech companies to innovate and incorporate noise-cancelling technology into their products.
