A smart hearing aid designed with modern aesthetics to empower you! - Yanko Design

Hearings aids accept always fabricated the user experience conscious and many volition try to hibernate the fact that they are wearing ane. The device that is meant to empower them and aid with their hearing is actually doing the contrary by making them experience like they take something to be embarrassed about. Alice Turner decided to design Amplify, a hearing device that was made to be seen, to feel confident well-nigh and to help people experience life to its full potential!

Amplify was created to give the hearing-impaired demographic an added value that made the hearing aid more than just a medical accessory. "In the '60s, spectacles were aids for a inability. Now, glasses have evolved into 'eyewear', a fashion statement, and an extension of your personality. This shift fabricated me question why the main innovation in hearing aid design is developing technology to make them smaller and more than hidden," says the designer on her thought procedure behind starting the projection. Using bone conduction engineering science, Amplify provides users with high-quality audio for a more than comfy and wholesome audio feel. This technology enables the device to decode sound waves and catechumen them into vibrations that can be received straight by the Cochlea so the eardrum is never involved. Amplify essentially becomes your eardrum!

It is still but a concept pattern so at that place is a lot of work alee when it comes to paradigm research and testing, but information technology has definitely sparked a conversation about making wearable medical accessories more artful to boost user experience and confidence. Most of the devices are pretty bones in their function and because we live in a smart world, information technology is important for devices to be integrated, therefore, Amplify features Bluetooth connectivity which helps the user to control smart speakers, smart TVs, phones, and car audio devices. The sleek minimal form makes me feel similar I would rather wear this than my AirPods!

Designer: Alice Tuner