4 Types of High-Tech Masks of the Future
Some innovative designs come with self-disinfecting UVC, transcribe your speech into text on your phone
The outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic on a global scale has completely changed the perception of humans about the use of masks. The image of a person wearing a mask 24/7 in public places is easily caught recently.
Grasping that demand, mask manufacturers have researched, improved, and came up with high tech masks that will make you immediately think of science fiction movies.
1. Translation mask
A product of the Japanese tech company Donut Labs, C-Face looks like a normal mask but is made of white plastic. A special feature of this mask is that it can translate the text into 8 different languages, including English, Chinese, French, Korean, Indonesian, Thai, Spanish, and Vietnamese.
The principle of operation of C-Face is to connect Bluetooth to the phone to amplify the voice or translate words into text messages.
The company is now planning to ship 5,000 masks to pre-orders in Japan in September…
