Ontenna no korekara (This is from Ontenna)
Shinishiro Moriuchi | October 20, 2016
Introducing the prototype of "Ontenna," Fujitsu's latest innovation for the deaf. The little white device detects sounds in the environment and transforms them into vibrations that are then transmitted to the person wearing the gadget. This fashionable new technology, designed by Honda Tatsuya is still being developed to further help the deaf community.
Tags: technology, Japan, Ontenna, Fujitsu, gadget, prototype
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