WWII Exhibit Uses Bone Conduction Technology
This may be a bit dated, but I thought it was a great example of resonance.
Using bone conduction technology (or what they call ‘Touched Echo’) the sounds of airplanes and explosions simulating the air raid that occurred on February 13, 1945 are transmitted from the metal rail through the visitor’s arms and directly into the inner ear.
touched echo from Markus Kison on Vimeo.
Via OhGizmo!
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