The 'TAP' Watch Unit is Designed to Create Vibrations for the Deaf
Michael Hemsworth — December 9, 2016 — Lifestyle
References: yankodesign
Those who are deaf or hard-of-hearing would benefit from the 'TAP' watch unit by being able to interpret sounds through vibrations in a bid to help transfer the experience to a different sense. Designed by Atin Bose, the 'TAP' watch works by enabling wearers of the device to create vibration-based music directly from the screen. When the musical arrangement has been completed, the 'TAP' watch enables users to send them to those with compatible devices.
The 'TAP' watch unit takes a direct approach to helping offer those who are differently abled a piece of technology that allows them to experience life as well as possible. Being that music can be one of greatest pleasures in life, the 'TAP' watch enables wearers to experience it as best they can to enjoy it like everyone else.
The 'TAP' watch unit takes a direct approach to helping offer those who are differently abled a piece of technology that allows them to experience life as well as possible. Being that music can be one of greatest pleasures in life, the 'TAP' watch enables wearers to experience it as best they can to enjoy it like everyone else.
Trend Themes
1. Accessibility Smartwatches - Companies can innovate in the smartwatch industry by creating products that are accessible to different abilities through unique and inclusive features.
2. Vibration-based Music Tech - The development of vibration-based music technology can revolutionize the way music is experienced by exploring new senses beyond audio and opening opportunities for new products and services.
3. Multi-sensory Wearable Tech - Creating wearable technology that focuses on multiple senses beyond sight and sound can improve accessibility, innovation and user experience across different industries.
Industry Implications
1. Smartwatches - Developing accessibility features for smartwatches can create new market opportunities by catering to a wider range of users.
2. Music Technology - Vibration-based music technology has the potential to disrupt the music industry and create new opportunities for immersive music experiences and inclusive products.
3. Assistive Technology - Creating multi-sensory wearable tech can pave the way for innovative devices that improve the quality of life and accessibility for differently-abled individuals in various industries.
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