Animal movement drives a magnetic membrane upconverter to emit higher-frequency acoustic pulses, enabling smaller tracking tags without batteries.
A curved, variable-section ear hook keeps the speaker near the ear canal without blocking it, improving fit, stability, and ambient sound awareness.
MR-based sound beam imaging makes invisible speaker beam paths visible, helping users align acoustic output more accurately.
Radial second vibration membranes and spacing portions widen sound paths, strengthen low frequencies, and reduce echo in a compact loudspeaker.
Maintaining pressure in the sealed gap keeps vibration film displacement stable, reduces resonance, and preserves air flow in a piezoelectric transducer.
Path-changing waveguide sections extend the sound path in slim displays to reduce destructive interference and smooth frequency response.
Asymmetric bracket air holes route rear diaphragm sound to a pressure relief hole, easing back pressure and improving speaker output.
Precomputed directional audio streams for predicted positions cut head-tracked 3D audio delay and reduce processing load on portable devices.
A Bezier-profile horn guides tweeter sound forward to reduce woofer interference and smooth high-frequency response.
Adjacent pressure relief and sound modulation holes help balance bone- and air-conduction sound while reducing leakage and debris entry.
A short sound-guiding channel and Helmholtz resonator improve sound quality while reducing leakage in a compact acoustic output assembly.
A hybrid bone- and air-conduction housing uses shared vibration paths to improve low-frequency sound while reducing leakage.
A hollow magnetic circuit and isolating member create a middle cavity that expands rear acoustic volume for better low-frequency sound.
Tuned absorbers placed between the transducer and horn absorb resonances, cutting distortion and widening usable loudspeaker bandwidth.
A cavity-guided sound outlet keeps the ear canal open while improving audio delivery and reducing far-field leakage for safer listening.
A housing outlet ratio and ear-hook placement keep the ear canal open while improving sound guidance and reducing far-field leakage.
A widening acoustic conduit near the acoustic hole improves sound propagation and sound quality in compact electronic housings.
Combining horn directivity at higher frequencies with front-rear wave interference helps a loudspeaker stay directional across a wider range.
Combining horn loading for higher frequencies with front-rear wave cancellation, this loudspeaker keeps directivity across a wide audio range.