A groundbreaking haptic vest is transforming how deaf fans experience live football by converting stadium sounds into vibrations. This creative solution allows supporters to feel the crowd's roar and every goal in real-time. By bridging the gap between sound and touch, technology ensures everyone belongs in the game.
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La technologie haptique fait vibrer les fans de sport sourds

BBC

Une veste haptique innovante transforme l’expérience du football pour les fans sourds en convertissant les sons en vibrations. Cette solution permet de ressentir la clameur du stade et chaque but en temps réel. En unissant le son et le toucher, la technologie garantit que chacun participe à la fête du sport.

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