Tactus takes digital audio signals and optimizes them to be felt through vibrations on the body, instead of heard through vibrations in the air. Once the signal is converted into vibrations, those vibrations are sent to specific locations on the torso.
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As two engineers with a passion for music, we understand the kind of good that music does to one’s soul. We were highly inspired by Professor Laurie Anchin, a dancer with hearing disabilities, who would spend hours feeling vibrations of music on loudspeakers in order to study the rhythm to choreograph to. We wanted to create a solution that would simplify the extended process and help her with enjoying music more intuitively.
As two engineers with a passion for music, we understand the kind of good that music does to one’s soul. We were highly inspired by Professor Laurie Anchin, a dancer with hearing disabilities, who would spend hours feeling vibrations of music on loudspeakers in order to study the rhythm to choreograph to. We wanted to create a solution that would simplify the extended process and help her with enjoying music more intuitively.
Our goal is to provide a new medium that allows deaf and hard of hearing individuals to truly enjoy music and connect with one another through shared musical experiences
