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A user speaks several meters away from a smart device. The room contains air-conditioning noise. A loudspeaker is playing audio. Other people are talking. Yet the device still needs to

When designing a professional network audio system, two terms appear frequently: AES67 and Dante. Both are associated with Audio-over-IP (AoIP), low-latency digital audio transmission, network synchronization, and distributed audio systems.

When designing an audio system, engineers often need to choose between a microphone array and a sound card (audio interface). Although both are related to audio capture, they serve very

Introduction Industrial inspection is entering a new era where machines are expected not only to see but also to hear, understand, and react intelligently. Traditional machine vision systems have significantly

In the fast-evolving world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and spatial audio, the accuracy of your models is only as good as the data you feed them. As developers move toward

Introduction Over the past decade, equipping Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) with microphone arrays for Sound Source Localization (SSL) and low-altitude acoustic profiling has transitioned from an academic novelty into a

Introduction In the era of the low-altitude economy and smart city infrastructures, real-time spatial awareness has become paramount. For tasks like low-altitude acoustic profiling, acoustic camera imaging, and multi-source tracking,

Introduction With the explosive growth of the low-altitude economy, unmanned urban logistics, and Urban Air Mobility (UAM), monitoring and tracking low-altitude flight targets has become a critical challenge for airspace

Introduction Far-field microphone arrays have become a key enabling technology for modern voice AI systems. From smart speakers to industrial voice terminals, microphone arrays provide the foundation for reliable speech

Introduction Voice-enabled products today require higher performance than ever before. Applications such as AI assistants, smart robots, conference devices, and industrial voice terminals demand robust far-field voice capture, advanced noise