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Personalization of the 3D audio experience
Abstract
3D-audio makes it appear as if sounds come from outside of your head, even better the sounds can come from everywhere: from above or below, from the front of the back. 3D-audio really immerses you into a soundscape: you become part of it, thereby improving the experience significantly. However, for the last couple of years the audio-visual sector has been struggling with a specific problem that stands in the way of the broad application of 3D-audio delivered through headphones: the sound processing involved has to be personalized. Recently, we developed at the UA a low-cost method to measure the Head-Related Transfer Function (HRTF) that allows such personalization. The main goal of this project is to turn the lab-version of this HRTF measurement method into a more robust and user-friendly method that can be applied outside the laboratory and for which we can prove the effectivity/usefulness to third parties using custom-built demonstrator applications. This will allow us to fulfill the prerequisites for commercializing our HRTF measurement technology through a spin-off.Researcher(s)
- Promoter: Peremans Herbert
- Co-promoter: Partoens Bart
- Fellow: Reijniers Jonas
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Theoretical study of magnetic clusters in semiconductors.
Abstract
Investigation of the properties of magnetic clusters in doped semiconductor structuren. Hybrid ferromagnetic/semiconductor Hall devices. Spin dependent transport.Researcher(s)
- Promoter: Peeters Francois
- Fellow: Reijniers Jonas
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Theoretical study of magnetic clusters in semiconductors.
Abstract
Investigation of the properties of magnetic clusters in doped semiconductor structuren. Hybrid ferromagnetic/semiconductor Hall devices. Spin dependent transport.Researcher(s)
- Promoter: Peeters Francois
- Fellow: Reijniers Jonas
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- Research Project