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The description was rather vague, but seemingly equivalent to a pair of bose headphones with the microphone extended out a few feet in the direction of noise to
by tedunangst 8y ago
The description was rather vague, but seemingly equivalent to a pair of bose headphones with the microphone extended out a few feet in the direction of noise to allow more time to calculate the antiwave?
- gnicholas 8y agoYeah, except of course there are reflections from all over the place, so just extending it out in one direction wouldn't solve the problem. I think this is what the reference to IOT was all about — if you had a few sensors in the room, then you could do a better job of this. I've wondered if a HomePod or two could do this — I understand they are currently able to discern a very quiet "hey Siri" (even when playing loud music), due to their spatial awareness. Of course, the HomePod would also need to know where the listener(s) is located in order to cancel the noise.