At Lincoln Center in NYC, an awesome experiment lets the deaf or hearing impaired wear haptic suits to enjoy music. A DJ controls the music’s vibrations on the suit’s sensors along with the frequency and intensity. How much do you think a haptic suit costs?
Twitter turns to X, deepfake influencers & DMV approved flying car
Plus, Daniel Belquer, the “Chief Vibrational Officer” of Music: Not Impossible, shares the story of the haptic suit his team created to make live events special for the deaf and hard of hearing. A homeowner’s plan to stop Google Maps backfires, ESRB’s facial scanning tech and Wayfair’s AI tool.
1,000 deaf people hear for the first time
Deaf people heard their loved ones again thanks to YouTuber Mr. Beast. They used $3 million worth of cutting-edge hearing aid tech. You have to see this. Bet you’ll cry.
Twitter turns to X, deepfake influencers & DMV approved flying car
Plus, Daniel Belquer, the “Chief Vibrational Officer” of Music: Not Impossible, shares the story of the haptic suit his team created to make live events special for the deaf and hard of hearing. A homeowner’s plan to stop Google Maps backfires, ESRB’s facial scanning tech and Wayfair’s AI tool.
Wearable face laptop, AI homes, new deaf tech
Would you strap a laptop onto your face? Meta says its upcoming VR headset is a bit like that. I’ve got all the details. Also, one new apartment building has a built-in AI system that monitors your health. Sensors can tell if you’re in danger. Oh, and deaf people could soon wear glasses for their ears. This tech can convert what someone is saying into readable text. It’s pretty revolutionary!
Laptops for your face, smart screws, spot PC snoops
Has someone been snooping on your PC? Here’s how to see what they were doing. Plus, special glasses that can help deaf people and smart screws that know when they’re loose. Oh, and these luxury apartments in New York can monitor your health. I’ll also tell you about a new VR headset that will be “a laptop for your face.”