If anything is to save the landline from certain demise, then it's the Wavelength concept phone. The Wavelength concept phone is a unique home phone designed to be completely private and hands-free.
The Wavelength concept phone was designed by Daniel Fitzgerald and uses a unique sound blend technology to keep your conversations private even when the receiver isn't at your ear. The phone uses a camera to track your location so that its speakers are pointed directly at you. The phone then releases two high-pitched sounds that together sound inaudible unless heard in the phone's frequency range. The phone also features a detachable number pad that can be used to make calls on-the-fly or as a more traditional cordless landline.
What's Driving This Trend
- Sound-blend Technology
- Developing sound technology to ensure privacy and hands-free communication for traditional landlines.
- Private Speakerphone
- Creating technology that offers an increased level of privacy and functionality while retaining the traditional landline experience.
- Location-based Sound
- Incorporating microphones and speakers that can locate and follow the receiver without compromising their privacy.
Who This Affects Most
- Telecommunications
- Exploring new ways to innovate traditional landlines.
- Home Electronics
- Developing new home electronics that prioritize user privacy and hands-free functionality.
- Consumer Technology
- Integrating new technologies to improve the functionality of home landlines while maintaining user privacy.
