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How would it feel like for sound to be delivered right to your ears without wearing any device at all? I think this is a great idea and hopefully, this invention can see the light of day. Check the link below for more details. https://www.businessinsider.co.za/noveto-focused-audio-technology-could-make-headphones-obsolete-2018-6
Wow, incredible. I would love that. I really don't like how headphones feel on my ears. This would be amazing. Hopefully they can improve the quality of the audio.
It sounds like it is still years away from practical, real-life use. From what I'm understanding about this, it would be like having your smart-phone in your pocket with music streaming out of it, with the music going straight to your ears and no one else's.
TheWanderer wrote on Mon, 29 April 2019 02:10 Wow, incredible. I would love that. I really don't like how headphones feel on my ears. This would be amazing. Hopefully they can improve the quality of the audio. At times, it gets uncomfortable to have headphones on and so this could be an innovation that will resonate with a lot of people. If successful, Noveto will want to greatly improve the quality of the audio (among many other things) so as to get as many people as possible, on board.
OK cool as it goes...but what happens when someone hacks it? Commercials, obscene material or bells and whistles. Hummmm?
Good point there gofar and I think refining the final product will include looking at all the scenarios that could cause hindrance to the listening experience. However long it takes, there is every chance that this product will see the light of day.
I would love this! I swear I have lost a lot of hearing and I'm sure it's from earbuds. This would be pretty amazing. I wonder though how I would listen to my music and not have another users interfering with mine.
Probably such implants would have digital addresses much like PC IPs on the web. Then they could charge you individually for the service. And most likely nickle and dime you for services...standard quality, high quality, no commercials...etc
To sum it up simply, these are audio beams that bend when they have to? Beams that are basically condensed sound? Hopefully you dont have to know the science and physics behind it to operate it.
gofar99 wrote on Thu, 23 May 2019 21:47 OK cool as it goes...but what happens when someone hacks it? Commercials, obscene material or bells and whistles. Hummmm? Or voices telling you to do something. You know those people who claim they murdered a family because the devil said "Yeah, that's a good idea. Do that." I don't think we're socially responsible enough yet to have this invention go mainstream.