These alarm glasses aren't just stylish, they also keep the user safe while they wear them. There are many different ways that a deaf person can keep themselves safe when they're out on the town, but these alarm glasses use another one of the senses to keep them alert.
The main purpose of the glasses is to let the user know of incoming danger around them as they walk around. Whenever danger approaches -- such as a car for example -- the glasses will sound an alarm, allowing them to respond faster. Whenever there's a really loud noise, like shouting, the glasses will alert the user.
Keeping yourself safe when you're on the road is more difficult when you're hearing impaired, so these alarm glasses will certainly help.
Audible Alarm Glasses
These Alarm Glasses Will Help Keep the Deaf Safer When Out and About
Trend Themes
1. Sensory Alert Devices - Developing devices that use senses other than hearing to alert individuals of incoming danger.
2. Enhanced Safety Wearables - Creating wearable technology that provides safety features for individuals with specific needs, such as the deaf.
3. Multi-sensory Integration - Exploring ways to combine multiple senses in order to enhance safety and awareness for different user groups.
Industry Implications
1. Assistive Technology - Opportunity for companies specializing in developing devices for individuals with disabilities, expanding into the sensory alert market.
2. Wearable Tech - Potential for wearable technology companies to incorporate safety features for specific user groups, like the hearing impaired.
3. Smart Glasses - Emerging market for smart glasses that integrate sensory alerts, catering to the needs of individuals with hearing disabilities.