Cooling Headphones

In hot and humid environments, such as College Station, people can experience discomfort, fatigue, and more serious conditions when overexposed to heat. This team wanted to combine a personal cooling system with a pair of headphones so users could regulate their temperatures and look good doing it. They interviewed students on Texas A&M's campus to determine what students truly cared about and what problems they faced. This resulted in a working prototype before the team discontinued this project.