These videos are top quality: storytelling, camera work, visuals. Excellent

@value_sniper4056

2 жыл бұрын

You're right

@surferdude-ll2qu

2 жыл бұрын

For sure; i agree, great production team and a great cause for attention.

This is an inspiring application of an old saying. "Neurons that fire together wire together."

@official-obama

2 жыл бұрын

Hebbian learning

So proud of inventors like them. I hope everyone supports them.

So what you're saying is, earth benders can see with their feet.

@VincentGonzalezVeg

2 жыл бұрын

@@PandaBear-qy8oq I can be aware of others walking in the house through the wood with mostly my feet

@linyenchin6773

2 жыл бұрын

@@PandaBear-qy8oq same way sonar mapping works; sound is converted to geometric extrapolation of discrepancy~diversity in the overal tapestry that is visualized as an interactive map of your environment... blah blah blah "a world on fire, do ya wann go for coffee?" Netflix Daredevil was a great series, the first two seasons at least.

@phasaoh4540

2 жыл бұрын

@@PandaBear-qy8oq The same way you can tell if your neighbours are doing it

The principle is so simple, what a great idea…

Our power to create and solve problems is like nothing else “I’m only human” that’s a lot

@pjm760

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah agree. And science is beautiful

@linyenchin6773

2 жыл бұрын

*generate, not "create."

I really love the positive vibes of Phillip

They are doing real human-centered products, meaningful design!

I am hard of hearing. Anything and everything out there that can help us hear and communicate better will feel appreciated. However, they should NOT be expensive. Especially when it comes to hearing aids and hearing devices.

@dianabaez1689

2 жыл бұрын

I completely agree with you they should make them affordable especially for those who don’t make much. Medicaid can cover but so much.

I am an Audiologist based in South Africa and I find this pretty mind-blowing especially the Neosensory wristband for people with a profound hearing loss❤️❤️

@johndor7793

2 жыл бұрын

How does it make any sense the dark skinned guy likes music if he cant hear or hear almost nothing?.

@kutlwanolekaowa6110

2 жыл бұрын

I think the guy you're talking about gets vibrotactile feedback when he has the wristband on. So, instead of hearing the sound he can actually feel it. Rewatch the video from 4:40 where the CEO of Neosensory explains how the wristband is tonotopically arranged from low to high frequencies similar to how the cochlear works. Assuming that the guy (Phillip) has a severe-to-profound hearing loss then my best bet is that he can literally feel the sound/vibrations on his wrist when he's playing music and that is how he gets to enjoy music. I think in the beginning he had to learn to associate certain "vibrations" with certain sounds e.g. sound vibrations of a baby crying are different from when someone is speaking, hence he could sign "baby" when they played the sound of a baby crying. They also mentioned sensory substitution for the Deaf in the video

@johndor7793

2 жыл бұрын

@@kutlwanolekaowa6110 Ok so my qualm about it is correct I guess. That saying he enjoys music is a stretch in the sense of how it's really meant to be perceived and enjoyed.

@johndor7793

2 жыл бұрын

@@kutlwanolekaowa6110 Like I would imagine it's impossible for him to get inspired from it for example.

@mikaelabrown8497

Жыл бұрын

@@johndor7793 It's definitely different than the way we hearing people perceive music. However, sound is frequency interpreted through our ears. Through the skin, they are perceiving those frequencies too, just on a a different medium so to speak. It's still possible to love the rhythm and be inspired by it.

Thank you for everything. Love you audiologists. Shout out to the hard of hearing

@UserName-ii1ce

2 жыл бұрын

-shout-

Okay, this is how human beings should be, and coming together and invent things that helps others humans who have disabilities. Thank you guys for inventing this great technology.

It warms my heart to see such advancements in sensory innovation directly correlated to the brain for the neediest of the humans amongst us. I give my deepest gratitude and blessings to all the creators involved in this phenomenal humanitarian developments.

it wud be interesting to add another device and test for directional sound processing. I can see an application for military and civilian security using the map of vibrations to monitor motion detection around a building and instantly know where it is coming from and other factors. also for use in home security to monitor a home for trespass while sleeping and where the trespass was detected. I can see this as an alternate way of receiving audio data for hearing people. to be able to have multiple streams of audio data and tune in to what you want to listen to, merely by focusing your brain on the selected vibration. I can see stock traders using this to monitor a particular 1 or more stocks that they are following for prices. I would like to see the test results of it being used by stock traders. And could it effectively be used in place of a speaker on a phone to conduct a conversation? And what is currently the maximum number of words it has been able to decipher and what is the maximum speed of words coming in can it decipher so far?

This is by far some of the most interesting science and engineering to me.

Kudos to the people working on this!

That's crazy. I love it!!!! I hope this product become available to all with hearing problems. Plus that vest could help me figure out how close I am to people or objects. Sooo cool

Love the innovation and the editing is great

Philip is absolutely adorable. His smile is contagious! 💖

I saw that TED talk some time ago and was excited by the possibilities. I'm really glad to find out they, and others, are developing the idea into real products. I love the idea of extending senses. Decades ago i read about a belt that kept you aware of the direction of north, to make navigation and self-location easier. Something like these products might make it possible for blind people to navigate in open environments more easily. Yay for all of this!

Hand gestures of Presenter adds great clarity for special audience. Great job 👏🏼

This really moved me. I hope research on this will continue to bear even greater fruits. Thank you very much!

hes able to hear emotion in other peoples voices,, thats beautiful 🥺🥺🥺

That's so nice.i hope it's cheap enough for most deaf people

Proving that real understanding comes from multiple sources at multiple times and that you may lose understanding through the lose of a sense but there's more data in sound than just the ability hear. This is a fantastic piece of equipment.

I’ve just had an insight: wearing two wristbands would enable the guy to have some stereo perception? I think that in this case, he would benefit even more, while walking down the street…

@joakimawesome

2 жыл бұрын

how did they not think of that!

@giovonnielewis4329

2 жыл бұрын

Probably testing it.

@aryakomal7622

2 жыл бұрын

The hand far away from the source could vibrate in a different way

When he said "Adding new senses to what we perceive reality is", I wonder if that's the same feeling as to people who has synesthesia says that they can taste color or see music or even smell textures. I personally would want to experience the feeling of feeling the vibrations from the colors of the rainbow for example. How depressive purple can be, how angry red is, how relaxed yellow feels like, how scared black feels etc.

This is mind-blowing and meaningful at the same time.

Such an awesome project!

Born deaf, parents found out when he was 5.....what? 😳

@thacrypt223

2 жыл бұрын

They were probably working 3 jobs, or something like that. Not all parents are the same:D. But i reacted the same though, just didn't wanna judge them out of the blue😂😂

@wanowiable

2 жыл бұрын

That’s how it was for me too. Doctors didn’t think to cover the mouth when checking my hearing.

1:55 his smile is contagious

This is amazing!

This is SO FREAKING COOL!

This is amazing 👏

This invention isn't new in fact the man who conceived the idea was threatened death or being imprisoned about 30 years ago

This is wonderful!

One of the best inventions, hatsoff folks

Philip is one beautiful human being

This device is very smart sound is a form of vibration so turning sound vibration into actual physical vibration is extremely smart idea

Beautiful!

This is beautiful

Big thanks to all the innovators bridging the gap between the average and the disabled.

Amazing stuff

Simple yet amazing idea 😊

amazing 💗

Great stuff 💾

This is excellent. Technical Remote Viewing is a great neurological example as all, and more natural senses are available without ANY direct connection to the impressions. Physical sensing is a byproduct of natural abilities inhetent within the spectrum of Consciousness.

Love your idea...

Awesome!

Revolutionary!

Amazing!

Was surprised to see David Eagleman. Love his book, "Incognito"

Amazing 🙌

This is so cool!!!!

wow, thats so awesome!!

Amazing. just amazing

Wow...,thats amazing

Revolutionary now & future applications

Awesome, great for those with disabilities

Amazing 🤩

This is amazing, it proves there are higher dimensions we're not aware of...

@cristobalcaro3392

2 жыл бұрын

No it doesn't xD

Amazing.

This is so cool

In future, everyone will have spidey-sense 😇, it's amazing that this device can also detect and feel IR.

I love your videos about those inventions. But how about subtitles with some contrast? White text on a white shirt... quite hard to read at least for me with a visual impairment.

Take it to the next level with multiple sensors. Just multiple of the same sensor or different sensors on different parts of the body. The deaf will have better hearing than most of us.

This is what science is for.

Thank you. But how can it be more commercially available?

this is amazing tech.

You know if you think about it, blind and deaf people are like main characters in animes where they can "sense" people's presence around them without looking or knowing their location. They're like real life superheroes!

This is really cool and smart and Phillip is a really cute guy but i am very sad that we dont have one univeral used sign language yet. Its probably reall difficult for them to adapt to a new country

@daviniquesmall5597

2 жыл бұрын

The same way it would be hard for an English speaker in a non English speaking country. There is no true universal language if you think about it, so it’s not too different in that aspect.

@PhillipAmthor

2 жыл бұрын

@@daviniquesmall5597 i dont mean a true universal language just one language that use all deaf people. Otherwise they would need to learn another language and i think they already have enough trouble in life

@daviniquesmall5597

2 жыл бұрын

@@PhillipAmthor I understand your point but please know a lot of Deaf people, culturally deaf I mean, don’t see their Deafness as a disability this don’t see this as a trouble. We don’t want to be ableist. But I understand if you have no knowledge of the deaf community it’s a hard concept 😊

it's been a long time to see Japanese innovation

Can it be on a smartphone too? Is the taptic engine on an iPhone precise enough for this type of application?

@evanhearne4020

2 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't think so as the sensors aren't dispersed throughout the device, and the microphone wouldn't be precise enough either. However, that being said, I am sure that the skin would be able to adjust to it and work just as well! Better start a GitHub account!

Where to buy?

Some info links to the devices would be helpful

I had to turn up the volume to hear this... Can I buy one?

Everybody loves it until they learn the price

amazing !!!!!!!!!!

Wait, so a new patient will have to learn from beginning, right? To learn what vibration pattern and strength means what? Like learning to understand a new language

They pretend as if brain plasticity, which is in my opinion the driving factor behind this principle, is almost instantaneous. Well... brain plasticity is a very very slow process, so it will take many many years for a person to have some real benefits of this device.

Pair the vest with an FPV drone and you basically have sixth sense like what the Assassins from Assassin's creed have with their eagles.

Hearing Wrist band coupled with Ai yields better detailed description of the environment. Ai enabled high sensitive hearing Wrist band could far outperform human audible sensory.

i love this

My first thought is what people with synasthesisea would make of it. This obviously comes in different forms and there would be ne single answer. But I'm confident it would register in tastes and smells aplenty. As for me, I'm harking back to the Bionic Man and scenes from Daredevil where a visual representation formd from ...acoustic stimuli. Moreover, music would never be quite the same again too, for I'd be experiencing on would allude to a physical, almost visceral basis.

I would really love a variant of this product being turned into a new platform for gaming💓💓... The experience would be mind blowing 🤯🤯🤯🤯

Enhancing the human mind begins with changing the way we sense the world around us. Those with sensory disabilities provide us with an outlet to truly understand how we work, the human brain is capable of so much.

Bless you guys :}

I like it, simple idea, it would not work exactly like ears but I think it may recreate about 70% of sounds' feelings

I want the stock market one.

How does the buzzing transfer the sound to dead ear

where can I buy this?

Nice

Can you make it detect feelings ?

Yeah, but how do you buy it? Can't find it anywhere on the internet

@lucabralia5125

2 жыл бұрын

It's probably still being worked on

Wow this is really amazing to think this is achievable with something as simple as computer processed vibration make me wonder what we can do with something like brainwave ? yeah maybe in future those vr devices in anime "sword art online" which can feed not only audio but also VISUAL signal to the brain via brain will really come true! both our brain and technology are amazing.

awesome

All of our senses are varying degrees of one sense, the sense of Touch. We perceive nothing unless something physically contacts our sensors. Yes even our eyes.

He was 5 when his parents found out that he was deaf

so I won't have to look at my smartwatch for notifications? Nice

I predict this tech will be incorporate with VR tech & we will have ultimate game experience.