Make protection something people want to wear.
An earplug uses an acoustic channel and filter to reduce sound while retaining a designed listening experience.
BE BelgiumIn practice. A Belgian earplug design combining an acoustic channel, filter and recognisable ring-shaped form.
What to keep in view
Attenuation, certification and fit vary by product generation and user. A design claim does not guarantee safe sound exposure or suitability for every listening situation.
Design the listening experience
Loop Experience is an earplug design using a sound channel and acoustic filter. Its ring-shaped form makes the listening and wearing experience part of hearing protection. Different Experience generations have distinct specifications.
A ring-shaped sound path and acoustic filter address the trade-off between protection, perceived sound and everyday willingness to wear the product.
Adoption belongs in the brief
Our reading: protection that people do not want to wear may fail in practice. Designing the acoustic experience and visible form together addresses adoption without promising unchanged sound or safe exposure in every setting.
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