Wearing masks and personal protective equipment (PPE) became a norm, and like that we were left with just our abilities to adapt. With this in mind, MIT’s pandemic response lab launched an initiative asking designers, researchers, engineers, scientist, or anyone to reimagine face coverings and PPE. The social mask by burzo ciprian, which is still a prototype under development, can be made either by 3D-printing with ecological filament, or by casting in special molds. The front of the mask contains a modular device that can be removed or replaced while integrating the biosensors, bluetooth capabilities, and an air vent. On the side, users can find another filter ventilation system, the temperature sensor and its display. The intelligent mask can connect to your phone via a dedicated app with different functions like temperature tracking, particle status checking, or a map with surrounding users.