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The experience is hard to describe in words. As Daniel puts it, once you feel it, you understand. Attendees at the showcase recounted sensations of being hit "right in the core," with some questioning their surroundings, reaching for explanations beyond language. It's an emotional and physical response that transcends traditional audio, creating what the team calls "the Art of Haptics."
Inclusivity and Artistic Innovation
One of the most striking aspects of this technology is its inclusivity. A few years ago, Not Impossible Labs hosted a concert featuring both hearing and deaf audiences, demonstrating that the technology isn't exclusively for the deaf community. Instead, it's designed to offer a universal language—one that can be appreciated regardless of hearing ability.