A multi-carrier processing method adjusts carrier amplitudes based on identified audio signals to deliver temporal fine structure information.
Pre-computed de-mixing filters selected by speaker position separate simultaneous speech without re-training delays or high computational load.
A sound output device generates acoustic radiation pressure using fixed center frequencies and varying sound pressures to remove liquid from an acoustic conduit.
A Bluetooth speaker ring network distributes audio via a ringleader mechanism to resolve synchronization complexity across multiple devices.
An audio output device uses biometric sensors to detect user presence and determine operation modes.
A vehicle sound effect device adjusts acoustic frequencies using a velocity-based setting unit to generate natural audio signals.
A terminal extracts sound directions using acceleration and gyro sensors to produce stereophonic audio.
A sound collecting apparatus divides microphone signals into frequency bands to calculate correlation values for accurate state detection.
Separate processing paths resolve the contradiction between speech recognition accuracy and non-speech signal versatility, enabling precise command execution.
A processor detects low-volume conditions in audio streams and requests reduced bandwidth from the source.
A microphone array selects an optimal pickup pattern from predefined options using audio signal analysis.
Computing device determines binaural correction factors from monaural and binaural threshold intensities to adjust hearing prosthesis stimulus settings.
A hearing earphone adjusts frequency gain using an inner ear microphone to capture acoustic feedback during pure tone playback.
Segmenting vehicle speech signals enables sparse generalized sidelobe cancellation that suppresses interference without cancelling the target signal.