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28.06.2013

British designer Sean Miles, in collaboration with mobile operator O2, presented a glove that is also a headset for a mobile phone, writes Pocket-lint. A speaker is built into the thumb of the glove, and a microphone is built into the little finger. By connecting the glove to a smartphone via Bluetooth and folding the fingers accordingly, the user can make a telephone conversation.

The electronic components placed in the glove Miles borrowed from disused mobile phones. The gloves themselves were taken from the old collections of Miu Miu and Pineider brands.

The headset glove became part of the Talk to the Hand project, which aims to draw attention to the problem of recycling old phones. According to O2, there are 70 million unused mobile phones in the UK alone, and that number is increasing by another XNUMX million every year.

Miles has combined wardrobe items with mobile phones before. In February 2013, he built old Nokia and LG phones into women's shoes and rubber boots.

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