[Whitigir]

Listen to the music without headphones ? 0_0 ?

 

[DaYooper]

Star Trek or Twilight Zone?

 

[HiFlight]

Gotta have one!!!

 

[gerelmx1986]

Sounds like a fake.. lots of fancy terms here.. ahem what are sound pockets...?

 

[miketlse]

' sending audio via ultrasonic waves to create sound pockets by the user’s ears '
So these ultrasonic waves, get converted using thin air, into waves at sonic frequencies that the ear can hear. - how?

But even CEO Christophe Ramstein (who of course has no bias influencing him) finds it hard to put the concept into words. “The brain doesn’t understand what it doesn’t know,” he said.
Sounds like salesman BS, to make it seem that the device is too clever, for the gullible public to understand or criticise.

 

[Whitigir]

It really sounds with a lot of BS. It could be a stunts to scam investors too

 

[Amberlamps]

Maybe it's done by magic ?

Where's the popcorn machine ?

 

[SilverEars]

Listen to the music without headphones ? 0_0 ?

It's called speakers.

 

[Amberlamps]

It really sounds with a lot of BS. It could be a stunts to scam investors too

I don't know, I've read something years ago that some thingymajig stimulated the bone or bones in your ear and they could hear audio when before they were deaf.

I'm not saying it's not a scam, but the theory of it is already here, as they do that already like a cochlear implant, which turns audio in to electric impulses which can be heard as normal sound.

I dunno, I just stumbled across this page by accident, so everything I have written here is probably 98% wrong.

 

[Whitigir]

There is no way to beams waves in one direction....waves is waves.
Bone conductor is another matter.

 

[SilverEars]

I don't know, I've read something years ago that some thingymajig stimulated the bone or bones in your ear and they could hear audio when before they were deaf.

I'm not saying it's not a scam, but the theory of it is already here, as they do that already like a cochlear implant, which turns audio in to electric impulses which can be heard as normal sound.

I dunno, I just stumbled across this page by accident, so everything I have written here is probably 98% wrong.

Yeah but, that's still electrixal transmission which is nothing new. Only difference is that what you say isn't technically a headphone, but a bone conduction sensing, which is generally in the same rwalm of wireless headphones. For those that ear drums do not transmit air vibration sound infoemation to the brain.

 

[Whitigir]

Yeah but, that's still electrixal transmission which is nothing new. Only difference is that what you say isn't technically a headphone, but a bone conduction sensing, which is generally in the same rwalm of wireless headphones. For those that ear drums do not transmit air vibration sound infoemation to the brain.

Well said !!

 

[SilverEars]

It sounds to me as an intelligent speaker that follows your head movement to track your ear's position so that it can focus the sounds specifically to your ears from a distance. Is this poasible? Can we focus sounda to that extent?

I have experienced focus sounds, and it was donw with elwcteostatic Matin Logand which has a sweetspot, but not to the extens of iaolation like headphones.

From what I understand sounds moves radially outword like apoint source. It all dependa how beaming is possible with sound waves. Which I doubt sound can be beamed to the point of isolation.

 

[Whitigir]

It sounds to me as an intelligent speaker that follows your head movement to track your ear's position so that it can focus the sounds specifically to your ears from a distance. Is this poasible? Can we focus sounda to that extent.

I have experienced focus sounds, and it was donw with elwcteostatic Matin Logand which has a sweetspot, but not to the extens of iaolation like headphones.

You can use the AI to do so, but that isn’t anything ground breaking as someone just mentioned....it is called “speakers”, then you can make it to be a “smart speakers” which auto follow your head movements to some extends

You essentially seat at the right spot, or “sweet spot” to get the best immersive experiences.

But other people around you would still hear the sounds, in the while the company is claiming it being a different thing

 

[SilverEars]

Here's another from UC Sandiego news announcement. Based on URL, looks like it's researched there.

https://sonicarts.ucsd.edu/research/sound-beaming.html