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Cisco has some systems like this. I've used them. It's neat, but it only really helps with a small number of participants. Also note that while audio is physic
by klodolph 5y ago
Cisco has some systems like this. I've used them. It's neat, but it only really helps with a small number of participants.
Also note that while audio is physically 3D, we are only good at distinguishing on a 2D plane. Basically, you easily get left/right, and you kinda get near/far, but you don't get up/down. Not unless you cock your head.