Patent classifications
H04R1/326
Method and device for a display aimed to an emotional involvement in games which provide for performing bets
A method and a device for increasing the emotional involvement in games which provide for performing bets, wherein the result of the bets is determined by the occurrence of an event such as the output of a winning number. The method detects instant by instant the position of a small ball and represents the movement on a bets placement area. The device determines the winning number, performs bets, monitors the run of the small ball, and displays its trajectory on the betting platform.
Head-tracked spatial audio
Spatial filters are generated that map response of an audio capture device to head related transfer functions (HRTFs) for different positions of the audio capture device relative to the HRTFs. A current set of spatial filters are determined based on the plurality of spatial filters and a head position of a user. The microphone signals are convolved with the current set of spatial filters, resulting in a left audio channel and right audio channel that form output binaural audio channels. The binaural audio channels can be used to drive speakers of a headphone set to generate sound that is perceived to have a spatial quality. Other aspects are described and claimed.
ELECTRONIC DEVICE FOR RESPONDING TO USER REACTION AND OUTSIDE SOUND AND OPERATING METHOD THEREOF
Disclosed is a wireless audio device, which includes at least one microphone, at least one speaker, at least one sensor, a processor, and a memory storing instructions, and the instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the wireless audio device, while the wireless audio device outputs a sound for reducing an outside sound acquired through the at least one microphone through the at least one speaker, to identify a specified outside sound of the outside sound acquired through the at least one microphone, to output a notification sound for indicating that the specified outside sound is identified through the at least one speaker, to identify a motion of a user of the wireless audio device through the at least one sensor, in response to outputting the notification sound, and to stop the output of the sound for reducing the outside sound based on the identified motion.
SOUND SIGNAL PROCESSING APPARATUS AND METHOD OF PROCESSING SOUND SIGNAL
A sound signal processing apparatus may include: a directional microphone configured to detect a user voice signal including a user's voice by arranging the directional microphone to face an utterance point of the user's voice; a non-directional microphone configured to detect a mixed sound signal comprising the user voice and an external sound; and a processor configured to generate an external sound signal by attenuating the user's voice from the mixed sound signal, by differentially calculating the user voice signal from the mixed sound signal.
Vehicular apparatus, vehicle, operation method of vehicular apparatus, and storage medium
A vehicular apparatus having at least one of a voice calling function and a voice recognition function, the apparatus comprising a voice input unit including a plurality of microphones, the voice input unit being disposed between a driver's seat and a passenger seat with respect to a vehicle width direction; and a control unit configured to control a directionality direction and a gain level of each of the plurality of microphones, wherein the control unit controls the directionality directions of the plurality of microphones in two directions, the two directions being a driver's seat side and a passenger seat side, and controls a gain level on the passenger seat side to be lower than a gain level on the driver's seat side.
MIC STRUCTURE AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE INCLUDING THE SAME
An electronic device according to various embodiments may include: a housing, an acoustic hole formed in a first direction of the housing, an instrument installed in the housing in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction, a mic, and a mic holder including a body installed in the housing, a seat formed in the body part to receive the mic, a first opening formed in one surface of the body and connected to the seat, a second opening formed in another surface of the body, and a third opening formed in the body and connected to the acoustic hole. As the second opening of the mic holder is closed by an instrument of the electronic device closely attached to the other surface of the body part, an acoustic channel in which a sound introduced into the third opening is delivered to a mic hole of the mic may be formed.
SKIN AUDIBLE WATCH FOR ORIENTATION IDENTIFICATION AND AN ORIENTATION IDENTIFICATION METHOD
A skin audible watch for orientation identification includes a dial (1) and a strap (2). A plurality of sound collection modules (3) are arranged along a circumference of the dial (1), and the sound collection modules (3) are sequentially connected with a digital filter (4), an analog-to-digital converter (5), a single-chip microcomputer (6), and a row and column drive module (7); the single-chip microcomputer (6) is also connected with vibration motors (8) and a gyroscope (9); a number of the vibration motors corresponds to a number of orientations; the digital filter (4), analog-to-digital converter, single-chip microcomputer, row and column drive module, the vibration motors and the gyroscope are located inside the dial; the row and column drive module is connected with a current contact pin (12), and a free end of the current contact pin extends out of a surface of the vibration motors.
Acoustic signal processing device, acoustic signal processing method, and program for determining a steering coefficient which depends on angle between sound source and microphone
An acoustic signal processing device calculates a signal waveform that a microphone receives when at least one of a sound source and the microphone is moving. The acoustic signal processing device includes a coefficient calculation unit configured to model a steering coefficient g.sub.k,m representing how much an amplitude of a sound source signal emitted at an mth discrete time, where m is an integer between 1 and M and M is a length of the sound source signal, is transferred to an amplitude of a signal that the microphone receives at a kth discrete time, where k is an integer between 1 and K and K is a length of a recording signal, using N-order Fourier series expansion where N is an integer of 1 or more, and a recording signal calculation unit configured to calculate the signal waveform that the microphone receives using the modeled steering coefficient g.sub.k,m.
TRANSLATION SYSTEM, TRANSLATION APPARATUS, TRANSLATION METHOD, AND TRANSLATION PROGRAM
The present invention contributes to reducing the burden on a user while preventing speeches translated into a plurality of languages from interfering with each other. A translation system comprises a camera that obtains surroundings information; a directional speaker that is movable so as to output sound toward a specified position; a directional microphone that is movable so as to receive sound from a specified position; and a translation apparatus that determines a location of a user from the surroundings information obtained by the camera, moves the directional speaker and the directional microphone toward the location of the user, identifies the language of a speech received by the directional microphone, translates the language into another language to output the translated language from another directional speaker, and retranslates the translation in the another language into the language to output the retranslated language from the directional speaker.
Microphone array system
A microphone array system includes first microphones disposed along a first axis, second microphones disposed at equal intervals of a first distance from the first axis along a second axis orthogonal to the first axis, a beamforming processor that performs beamforming by filtering and combining audio signals from microphones, and, when the second microphones are projected onto the first axis, the first microphones and projected second microphones are disposed at equal intervals of a second distance, a distance between two microphones disposed at opposite ends, among the first microphones and the projected second microphones arranged along the first axis when the second microphones are projected onto the first axis, is larger than a distance between two microphones disposed at opposite ends, among the first microphones and the projected second microphones arranged along the second axis when the first microphones are projected onto the second axis.