Directional audio technology in daily life
Directional sound solutions have gradually penetrated into our daily lives, changing the way we hear things and improving our living environment. These applications include directional audio guides in exhibitions and scenic spots, directional voice guidance in retail outlets and restaurants, directional voice announcements in bus stations, and directional sound systems in cars. These applications help optimize sound environments and improve service experiences. Currently, due to the high R&D and production costs of directional speakers, they are mainly aimed at the B2B market. However, the abundant demand in the C2C market has driven technological innovations, making the future prospects of directional audio technology extremely promising.
The use of directional speakers in exhibition areas
Directional speakers enable sound to be concentrated in specific areas without interfering with the surrounding environment. They provide independent and clear voice guidance in each exhibition zone, which greatly improves the service level and enhances the visitor experience.
Applications of directional audio technology in hospitals
Rehabilitation centers
Integrating directional audio technology into rehabilitation centers can provide music therapy to patients, creating a comfortable and non-disruptive environment. The physiological and psychological effects of specially designed music can help patients soothe their emotions, alleviate stress, and assist in adjusting their neurological, cardiovascular, and endocrine functions, helping patients recover faster.
Waiting areas at nurse stations
By integrating directional sound systems in waiting areas at nurse stations, announcement sounds can only be heard in designated areas, allowing the rest of the space to remain quiet. This improvement can help enhance the overall hospital environment.
Registration and payment areas at outpatient departments
Integrating directional sound systems in registration and payment areas at outpatient departments can protect patient privacy by ensuring that only the staff and patients or their family members engaged in the conversation can hear. This innovation can create a quieter and more comfortable environment for patients and enhance the overall hospital environment and service.
