Heard It Hear First
How a 3D Printer, a Super Bowl Champion, and a Team with Grit are Disrupting a 100+-Year-Old Industry
There is more to a company than just a really cool product or two. The best businesses are built on revolutionary products mixed with value-adding opportunities, marketing, partnerships, and leadership. Dome Audio has all of that in spades.
Timothy Wright is a Super Bowl champion and currently serves as the chief strategy officer for Dome Audio, which is in a position to completely disrupt the world of audio. And for Wright, being a disruptor and a leader had always been in his nature.
“Over the years I became so fascinated by these different business models, whether it’s Amazon, whether it’s Facebook, hardware, software, and I study,” he said. “I’m a sponge and I soak up all of this knowledge, and then I take it and I extract the things that apply to what we’re doing with Dome Audio and how we could connect the world.”
What Wright and the team is doing with Dome is set up to be game-changing audio gurus that rely on clean and crisp sound quality. Thanks to patented bone conduction technology, how the world listens to audio is going to be upended for everyone, and for one group in particular.
“We have an element of Dome which is going to create an impact in the world,” Wright said. “Bone conduction is the technology that the hard of hearing uses to listen to sound, to listen to music, and all your audio needs. So now, for the first time, nearly 500,000,000 people in the world can now utilize a headphone in Dome Audio to have those first-of-its-kind experiences in a way that they never had before.”
But the innovation doesn’t stop with the product itself. Wright said there is more to Dome that makes the company unique, which is opening up multiple avenues of success as the company moves forward.
“We have this interchangeable component that you can attach to the headphone called a Dome Cover, and the Dome Cover blocks out the outside world and amplifies the music that you’re listening to,” Wright explained. “But on the face of the Dome Cover is a blank canvas, which we call Headphone Real Estate. And so this Headphone Real Estate allows us to collaborate with brands and celebrities around the world, organizations, countries, continents, and literally, we can create a story and a conversation with those Dome Covers. But for the consumers, they are now walking around in a sense as billboards, mobile billboards. So for brands and celebrities or anybody we collaborate with, consumers will be wearing their logos and their brands literally on the sides of their heads.”
The possibilities are endless, and Wright is excited to bring this vision to life. To find out more about Dome, tune into Up Next in Commerce.
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