H04R1/20

Silent voice input

Implementations of the subject matter described herein provide a silent voice input solution without being noticed by surroundings. Compared with conventional voice input solutions which are based on normal speech or whispering, the proposed “silent” voice input method is performed by using ingressive voice during the user's breathing-in process. By placing the apparatus very close to the user's mouth with a ultra-small gap formed between the microphone and the apparatus, the proposed silent voice input solution can realize a very small voice leakage, and thereby allowing the user to use ultra-low voice speech input in public and mobile situations, without disturbing surrounding people.

BONE CONDUCTION COMMUNICATION SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATION
20230052568 · 2023-02-16 ·

A method for operating a bone conduction communication system can include establishing a communicable connection, operating a transducer in an input mode wherein the bone conduction transducers are configured to detect a vibration associated with a bone of the user; transmitting an audio signal over the communicable connection; and operating the transducers responsive to the audio signal.

BONE CONDUCTION COMMUNICATION SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATION
20230052568 · 2023-02-16 ·

A method for operating a bone conduction communication system can include establishing a communicable connection, operating a transducer in an input mode wherein the bone conduction transducers are configured to detect a vibration associated with a bone of the user; transmitting an audio signal over the communicable connection; and operating the transducers responsive to the audio signal.

VEHICLE-APPROACH NOTIFICATION DEVICE
20230086076 · 2023-03-23 ·

A vehicle-approach notification device includes a sound emitter and at least two ducts. The sound emitter is provided in the vehicle, has an aperture, and is configured to emit a notification sound from the aperture to outside the vehicle. The at least two ducts are provided in the vehicle, have different lengths, and each have an end communicating with the aperture.

ELECTRONIC DEVICE COMPRISING WIRELESS CHARGING CIRCUIT

An electronic device include a microphone, a wireless charging circuit, a wireless communication circuit, and processor electrically connected with the microphone, the wireless charging circuit, and the wireless communication circuit. The processor acquires first information corresponding to an ambient sound of the electronic device through the microphone, acquires second information related to a sleep of a user from a wearable device through the wireless communication circuit, the wearable device being connected with the electronic device through wireless communication, and, when wireless charging is performed by using the wireless charging circuit, adjusts a charging voltage of the wireless charging, based on at least one of the first information or the second information.

Method and system for locating an acoustic source relative to a vehicle

An improved method for locating an acoustic source relative to a vehicle that requires, for example, only a single microphone is disclosed. The method comprises: obtaining an acoustic signal transmitted by the acoustic source; determining an observer frequency, referenced to the vehicle, of the acoustic signal; stipulating a velocity of the acoustic source; stipulating a relative position of the acoustic source relative to a position of the vehicle; determining a signal frequency; and locating the acoustic source by performing, n times, a Doppler calculation using the determined observer frequency, the stipulated velocity, the determined signal frequency, and the stipulated relative position.

Method and system for locating an acoustic source relative to a vehicle

An improved method for locating an acoustic source relative to a vehicle that requires, for example, only a single microphone is disclosed. The method comprises: obtaining an acoustic signal transmitted by the acoustic source; determining an observer frequency, referenced to the vehicle, of the acoustic signal; stipulating a velocity of the acoustic source; stipulating a relative position of the acoustic source relative to a position of the vehicle; determining a signal frequency; and locating the acoustic source by performing, n times, a Doppler calculation using the determined observer frequency, the stipulated velocity, the determined signal frequency, and the stipulated relative position.

Display device

A display device including a display panel including a first substrate and a pixel array layer disposed on a first surface of the first substrate, a first sound generation device disposed on a second surface of the first substrate opposing the first surface, and configured to vibrate the display panel and output first sound, and a circuit board disposed on the second surface of the first substrate, in which the first sound generation device includes a bobbin fixed on one surface of the first substrate, a voice coil surrounding a side surface of the bobbin, a magnet disposed on the bobbin and spaced apart from the bobbin, and a plate disposed on the magnet and fixed to the circuit board.

Display device

A display device including a display panel including a first substrate and a pixel array layer disposed on a first surface of the first substrate, a first sound generation device disposed on a second surface of the first substrate opposing the first surface, and configured to vibrate the display panel and output first sound, and a circuit board disposed on the second surface of the first substrate, in which the first sound generation device includes a bobbin fixed on one surface of the first substrate, a voice coil surrounding a side surface of the bobbin, a magnet disposed on the bobbin and spaced apart from the bobbin, and a plate disposed on the magnet and fixed to the circuit board.

Sound modification based on direction of interest

Techniques for modifying sound based on a direction of interest include determining a direction of interest associated with a user; receiving a set of audio signals associated with the direction of interest; determining one or more salient frequency bands within the set of audio signals; in response to receiving a command from the user to enhance or suppress the set of audio signals, enhancing or suppressing a portion of the set of audio signals corresponding to the one or more salient frequency bands to create a modified set of audio signals; and outputting the modified set of audio signals.