The Fingear is a fingertip scanner that can be used by the visually challenged people to scan and know what object they are touching. The device uses Bluetooth to connect and transmit the information to a hearing aid, popped into the ear. For example, if the user scans his finger over a flower, the earpiece communicates the same.
Designer: Dongseong Jeong
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Another example of “this would be nice if someone invents the tecnology to make it work”. This isn´t design at all. And by the way HORRIBLE ENGLISH WRITING