Can you hear me now? 3D hearing aid.
Stephen Douglas of Successclick has been pushing for everything “3D” for a while now.
The creator of the “Future Trends” domain concept, has been researching the future of three-dimensional technology; from printers to the objects they create – all tied to domain investing.
Known for his “spicy” and aggressive defense of his beliefs about 3D technology, Stephen might have just gotten his moment of vengeance, in the face of those that don’t follow his entrepreneurial spirit.
The world’s tiniest hearing aid was revealed, much to the delight of millions of people with hearing disabilities. What sets this gizmo aside from the rest, is that each one is manufactured to fit a patient’s ear canal perfectly.
And this is achieved by the use of 3D moulding technology by Widex, the world’s pioneer hearing aids manufacturer, based in Denmark. For its 3D-implementing invention, Widex won the prestigious European Inventor Award for 2012.
We don’t know who owns 3DHearingAid.com and 3DHearingAids.com but apparently this is where the future is. The domains are both parked at Frank Schilling’s Internet Traffic outfit.
