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Vibering
Vibering
Vibering
Vibering
2008

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Vibering

Sensor

Konkuk University industrial design

Vibering is created to enable deaf people to sense noises that are emitted in the rear. It is almost impossible for the hearing-impaired to detect noises behind themselves and beyond their sight. For example, they fail to take notice of a vehicle's horn somewhere at the back or a friend's alarming cry; this often results in an exposure of unforeseen emergencies. Vibering consists of two rings and a wristwatch. The ring enables the bearer to feel its vibration when there are any specific noises at the rear. The noise-detective signal of the ring is set to identify precise information from the wristwatch window at the same time.

Client / Manufacturer
Konkuk University industrial design

Konkuk University industrial design

Seoul, KR

Sungshin Womens University

Seoul, KR
UNIVERSITY

Sungshin Womens University

Seoul, KR
WINNER

Konkuk University industrial design

Sungshin Womens University

Kwang-seok Jeong

Sungshin Womens University

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