
The HSV solves the problems of using headsets and sunglasses together by being comfortable, effective, and functional.
The Problems
Comfort- Headsets and sunglasses are worn on the head, face and ears, which are sensitive parts of the body. Wearing a headset, together with sunglasses, creates discomfort as the headset pushes the arms of the sunglasses onto the ears and head, and the sunglasses rest on the bridge of the nose for long periods of time.
Headset effectiveness - While wearing sunglasses, the arms of the sunglasses break the seal of the headset cushions around the ear. This allows noise to leak through, reducing the effective noise reduction of the headset. This is true whether the headsets are passive or have noise canceling capabilities.
Comfort - During its use, no part of the HSV touches the face, ears or head, while continuing to provide all the protection and advantages of wearing sunglasses. It is light weight enough not to create any additional fatigue.
Utility - When there is a change to the brightness of the sunlight, the HSV is simply lowered or raised as required.
The HSV is currently in the development phase, and we are looking for feedback to evaluate the concept. Please complete the survey , any input is appreciated. Congratulations to Scott Silvester for being drawn as the winner of the $100 gift certificate. Thanks to all of you who have taken the time to provide some feedback. The results of the survey can be viewed on the Survey page.
