Although the functionality of these DIY Star Wars Masks might make them seem like something straight out of the movies, the reality is that they can be made from home (if you're savvy enough).
The various components in the mask see a sensor placed on the larynx in order to sense when the wearer is speaking. This then prompts the mask to light up and play droid speak that is intended to be louder than the person's actual voice.
The DIY Star Wars Masks help to give a realistic piece of movie-quality excitement to what would otherwise just be a traditional disguise. Best of all, the masks connect to each other via WiFi to coordinate responses and actions.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- DIY Movie-inspired Masks
- There is an opportunity to disrupt the traditional disguise market by offering movie-inspired masks that use voice translation technology.
- Voice-activated Wearable Devices
- The technology used in the Star Wars masks could be applied to other wearable devices, such as fitness trackers or smartwatches.
- Shared Audio Spaces
- The ability of the Star Wars masks to connect to each other via WiFi presents an opportunity to innovate shared audio spaces, such as museums or theaters.
Where This Applies
- Costume and Prop Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can incorporate voice translation technology into costumes and props for movie and TV productions, as well as for cosplay enthusiasts.
- Health and Fitness
- The voice-activated technology used in the Star Wars masks could be applied to fitness wearables, allowing for more accurate tracking and monitoring of workouts.
- Entertainment
- The ability of the masks to create shared audio experiences presents an opportunity to disrupt the entertainment industry, including museums, theaters, and theme parks.
