Green Noise Bluetooth Headset is a step in the right direction, although I think it can do with some refinements. For a first draft in the idea of having headsets that soak in the high decibels and convert them to usable energy, it is a fantastic take. Imagine cancelling all the screaming fans in a football stadium and at the same time harnessing their energy! Sounds excellent!
Designers: Wang Yi Peng, Tianjin Kai, Zhu Xi & Zhang Zhenzhen
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Needless to say, I’ve never heard of such a thing. It sounds like a fine idea, but what are the mechanics behind it?
It’s just a design concept. If they told you how it worked, you could make one and begin to sell it before they’re able to patent it.