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How to create super fans in 3 easy steps?

Highly engaged fans possess the potential to significantly impact ticket and merchandise sales, enhance the performance of athletes or artists, and attract additional sponsorships as

Hydrogen leak detection technology explained

Hydrogen is highly flammable, and leakage poses a serious fire hazard. Therefore, it is crucial to detect hydrogen leaks early or even prevent them. Since

Noise pollution in the workplace

A buzzing printer, someone who keeps clicking their pen or a colleague who practices for The Voice during working hours. Anyone who shares a room

How does it work? Thermal vs Acoustic camera

Even if you’ve never laid hands on one, the term “thermal camera” is pretty much common knowledge. An acoustic camera, however, is a new concept

Industrial acoustics using robotics in ATEX zones

Industrial acoustics with robotics in ATEX zones

In industries where explosive atmospheres pose a constant threat, safety and efficiency are paramount. ATEX zones, defined by the presence of explosive atmospheres, require strict

Sound localization technology by Sorama in bio acoustics

How bio acoustics help understand vocal interaction of rodents

Rodents are often used as a behavioral measure in research because of their social and affective significance. Radboud University in the Netherlands has been studying

Geluidsflitser tegen aso auto’s

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What can cities do to reduce traffic noise

Traffic noise is a major source of environmental pollution in Europe, affecting the health and quality of life of millions of people. Noise levels vary across countries, depending on their regulations and standards. There are ways to reduce traffic noise, such as using quieter vehicles, enforcing noise limits with sound sensors and monitoring noise levels with smart devices. People who live in noisy areas can also protect themselves by using a sound camera to find and seal air leaks in their homes.

How to use a sound camera to detect sound sources?

Millions of Europeans suffer from the effects of traffic noise, which is a serious form of environmental pollution. Different countries have different noise limits and laws, which affect the noise levels in their cities. Traffic noise can be lowered by using vehicles that make less noise, using sound sensors to enforce noise regulations and using smart devices to measure noise levels. People who are exposed to high levels of traffic noise can also use a sound camera to locate and fix air leaks in their homes.

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