Miniaturization has already nearly made it possible for headphones to pack in all that capability. The recent Kickstarter project for Dash earbuds, a wireless pair of earphones made by a company called Bragi, already cram some biometric sensors, a microphone, Bluetooth, and 4GB of storage into a device meant to fit inside a user’s ear. Park predicts that wireless technology will be typical of future headphones as LTE and Wi-Fi connections spread to smaller electronic devices.
微型化技术的发展使得如今的耳机差不多已经可以实现上述所有功能。比如布拉吉公司(Bragi)最近生产的一款Dash无线耳机小到可以塞进耳孔,却同时搭载了一些生物测量传感器、一个微型话筒、蓝牙装置和4GB的存储空间,真是麻雀虽小,五脏俱全。帕克认为,随着LTE和Wi-Fi连接普及到小型电子设备上,无线技术对于未来的耳机来说将成为司空见惯的事。
Biometrics could also make headphones even more central to the gaming world. There’s what LeBeouf calls “relaxation gaming,” which would use sound feedback to train a user, such as a therapy patient, to enter a relaxed state. LeBoeuf also imagines using headphone biometrics to affect play in more traditional video games. A biofeedback-enabled game might require you to actually get angry to transform from Bruce Banner into the Incredible Hulk, or a character in a social game could be given a different appearance based on the users’ own fitness.
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