Mobility Voice and Noise Conference
Venue Presidio Golden Gate Club and Presidio Officer’s Club, San Francisco, CA 94129 United States
Represented by HEAD acoustics, Inc, USA
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We cannot predict the future, but we can shape its sound
HEAD acoustics invites you to join our event - May 8&9 - in San Francisco. The event will be a practical look at all applications related to Voice and Noise in the mobility sector - with plenty of time and opportunity for DEMOs and hands-on experiences.
Some of the topics to be covered:
Mobility Solutions: Uncover the latest in mobility solutions driving the future of automotive travel.
Future of In-Car Audio: Delve into the next era of in-car audio experiences and discover what lies ahead for automotive soundscapes.
Tech-Driven Mobility: Explore how technology is reshaping the mobility landscape and transforming the way we experience audio on the go.
Connected Vehicle Audio: Connect with the future of automotive audio through innovations in connected vehicle audio systems.
Audio Innovations in Transportation: Stay ahead of the curve by exploring groundbreaking audio innovations that are shaping the future of transportation.
Sound Design and Engineering: Gain insights into the intricacies of sound design and engineering, driving the evolution of automotive acoustics.
Don’t miss our presentations and practical demos by (in order of appearance)
| Prof. Klaus Genuit: (HEAD acoustics GmbH) | The significance of traffic noise and acoustic sounds in urban development and the role of the new ISO 12913 series Soundscape standard | |
| Jesse Gratke: (HEAD acoustics Inc.) | How to test a voice interface outside of the standardized scenarios | |
| Jacob Soendergaard: (HEAD acoustics Inc.) | Why people still continue to use handsets in the car | |
| Andre Schevciw: (Qualcomm) | The ETSI TS 103 640 speech transmission standard in Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) devices | |
| Matthias Wegerhoff: (HEAD acoustics GmbH) | The use of modal analysis and other methods for acoustic engineering, including auralization | |
| Stefan Hank: (HEAD acoustics GmbH) | The experience of sound design for electric vehicles and the differences in perception for various target markets | |
| Marc Marroquin: (HEAD acoustics Inc.) | "Do EV’s Dream of Electric Sheep?" - the sounds electric vehicles produce while they charge | |
| Jan Reimes: (HEAD acoustics GmbH) | Testing of speech recognition and dialogue systems in the car / Bluetooth LE Audio and the implications for testing speech and audio applications using the updated specifications | |
| Eric Lawrence: (Polytec) | Using laser vibrometry for acoustic response and sound quality measurements | |
| Frank Kettler: (HEAD acoustics GmbH) | How to optimize the acoustic environment for passengers and design "acoustic zones" using a combination of techniques |