We all have heard of acoustic disruptions for instance if you are driving down the road and your radio makes a weird buzzing sound this could be caused from the spark plugs messing up the radio sound waves. It might also be caused by interference of the electromagnetic energy from high-tension power lines that are nearby. If you've ever driven by a radio station and you are listing to a different channel you may notice the interference from those radio station towers, as they will indeed affect the radio in your car. Luckily with new noise canceling technologies the abatement of acoustic disruptions is possible and can be easily achieved. Currently the Bose Co. has created headphones with noise canceling technologies that people can use while listening to their radio or an iPod and believe it or not the systems work extremely well. In fact one company now has a pillow, which has a radio speaker inside and the person sleeping next you will never even hear it. Noise canceling technologies and the abatement of acoustic disruptions obviously has other applications in education, space technology, military, business conferencing and personal technology devices. Imagine the thousands of applications for noise canceling abatement of acoustic disruptions. Consider this in 2006. |
