According to statistics, there are 0.45 billion deaf people in the world. They are faced with unfair employment, which leads to a low self-esteem mentality and lifestyle. "Echo" is a headset specially designed for deaf dancers. Through targeted vibration, it helps them to accurately feel the rhythm and complete the dance movements smoothly. It is designed to help deaf people to complete dance movements with confidence and perfection, providing strong support for them to choose a new way of life.
Unlike bone conduction headphones, which transmit audio through the ear bones to the eardrum so that the user can hear music, deaf dancers cannot use it. "Echo" is connected to the playback device via Bluetooth, decomposes the audio into high frequency and low frequency, and then converts it into different vibration amplitudes, which are output through the front and rear ends of the headset. The output positions of the front and rear ends of the earphone are made of medical gel material. When the dancer wears it, the output positions of the two ends are close to the skin at the root of the cheekbone and the outside of the ear bone, so as to feel the vibration rhythm of the music more clearly.

According to statistics, there are 450 million deaf-mute people worldwide who face an unfair employment that leads to an inferior mindset and lifestyle."Echo" is the earphone designed for deaf-mute dancers to assist them to accurately feel the rhythm, and smoothly complete the dance movement through the targeted vibration.With a jewelry design language that resembles a delicate ear piece, Echo's extremely easy-to-use and efficient. It is designed to assist deaf-mute people to perform dance movements perfectly with confidence, providing a strong support for their new lifestyle choices.
Unlike bone conduction headphones, which transmit audio through the ear bones to the eardrum so that the user can hear the music, deaf dancers cannot use them. “Echo” connects to the playback device via Bluetooth and breaks down the audio into high and low frequencies and then converts them into different vibration amplitudes, which are output through the front and rear ends of the headphones. The front and rear outputs of the headphones are made of medical gel material, so that dancers can feel the vibration rhythm of the music more clearly by keeping the outputs close to the skin at the root of the cheekbones and the outside of the ear bones when wearing the headphones.