A robot includes: a microphone assembly to which a voice is input; an accelerometer connected to a noise source; and a controller configured to control the microphone assembly, wherein the microphone assembly includes: a microphone housing formed in one surface thereof with an opening and formed therein with a space; a microphone accommodated in the space; and an anti-noise speaker accommodated in the space and spaced apart from the microphone, and the controller includes an anti-noise generator configured to output a signal corresponding to an anti-noise against the acquired noise to the anti-noise speaker.

The cleaner according to the present disclosure includes a main body forming an airflow path through which air is sucked and exhausted; a dust separation unit disposed in the airflow path and configured to separate dust from the air; a fan module disposed in the airflow path and configured to move the air in the airflow path; and a noise control module including a speaker, and configured to control the output of the speaker to increase a level of the noise of at least one range of the frequency range of 2000 Hz or more and 8000 Hz or less.

To achieve the objects described above, the cleaner according to some embodiments of the present disclosure includes a main body forming an airflow path through which air is sucked and exhausted; a dust separation unit disposed in the airflow path and configured to separate dust from air; a fan module disposed in the airflow path and configured to move the air in the airflow path; and a noise control module including a speaker and a detection unit detecting noise or vibration, and configured to cause an output of the speaker to be reduced a level of the noise of at least one frequency range of 1500 Hz or less the noise generated when the fan module is operated, based on the detection signal of the detection unit. wherein the main body includes an exhaust outlet through which air in the airflow path is exhausted and a sound outlet through which the sound of the speaker is exhausted, wherein the exhaust outlet and the sound outlet look the same direction relative to the main body.

The cleaner according to the present disclosure includes a main body forming an airflow path through which air is sucked and exhausted; a dust separation unit disposed in the airflow path and configured to separate dust from the air; a fan module disposed in the airflow path and configured to move the air in the airflow path; and a noise control module including a speaker, and configured to control the output of the speaker to increase a level of the noise of at least one range of the frequency range of 2000 Hz or more and 8000 Hz or less.

Systems and methods for noise cancelation in a listening area include functionality that activates a microphone of the remote control device of a home entertainment system or a microphone of another mobile device to collect a baseline white noise profile of a user's media content listening area, such as the user's family room, living room or other TV viewing space. This baseline white noise profile may be used by the user's set-top box (STB) or other receiving device to generate the corresponding noise canceling audio signal to create a noise-canceling effect and a more immersive and enjoyable listening experience for the user. A plurality of audio data samples from which to select, each representing a different baseline profile of ambient white noise associated with the media content listening area, may be generated and used for different devices that generate white noise.

A kitchen appliance has a control arrangement arranged to receive sound commands and to operate the appliance in response to the sound commands; a microphone arranged to receive sound comprising a sound command and to provide the sound to the control arrangement; and at least one acoustic filter configured to suppress from the sound provided to the control arrangement background noise created by operation of the kitchen appliance.

In a signal processing device, a signal processing method, a recording medium, and a rangehood apparatus, a filter coefficient is set in a sound cancelling filter, and the sound cancelling filter outputs a cancellation signal. A coefficient calculator calculates a first filter coefficient. An oscillation suppressor calculates a second filter coefficient by applying a window function to the first filter coefficient to set the second filter coefficient as the filter coefficient.

A robot includes: a microphone assembly to which a voice is input; an accelerometer connected to a noise source; and a controller configured to control the microphone assembly, wherein the microphone assembly includes: a microphone housing formed in one surface thereof with an opening and formed therein with a space; a microphone accommodated in the space; and an anti-noise speaker accommodated in the space and spaced apart from the microphone, and the controller includes an anti-noise generator configured to output a signal corresponding to an anti-noise against the acquired noise to the anti-noise speaker.

Disclosed herein is an audio lighting device, which includes a wireless module, an audio source control circuit, a light source control circuit, a speaker, and a light source board. The wireless module receives a wireless signal and outputs an audio source control signal. The audio source control circuit receives the audio source control signal and outputs a first analog signal. The light source control circuit receives the audio source control signal and outputs a second analog signal. The speaker receives the first analog signal and outputs audio signal. The light source board receives the second analog signal to control the brightness of the outputted light, in which the brightness of the outputted light is proportional to the volume of the outputted audio signal.

An image capture device detects a wind whistle using two or more microphones. The image capture device includes a processor that obtains microphone signals from the two or more microphones and measures coherence values between the microphone signals across a frequency band. The frequency band includes frequency bins, and the processor measures a coherence value for each frequency bin. Based on a detection of an elevated coherence value in a frequency bin, the processor determines the presence of a whistle. The processor attenuates the frequency bin based on a determination that the elevated coherence value is above a threshold.