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 Welcome to HEAD acoustics |
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The acoustical quality
of technical products such as automobiles or household devices
is getting ever more important.
The acoustics of a device or the characteristic sound of an
automobile influences the purchase decision of the potential
customer.
Researching sound emissions are indispensable for improving
the acoustical features of vehicles, office equipment, dish
washers, air-conditioning and many other technical devices.
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| As an acknowledged
expert in telecommunication measurement technology, HEAD
acoustics has developed special measurement and analysis
methods for the determination of the transmission characteristics
of voice-controlled systems. Voice- based telecommunication
in particular requires a maximum of acoustic quality.
HEAD acoustics guarantees an up-to-date range of high-performance
Telecom products, among other things due to an active
cooperation with German and international standardization
bodies. |
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NVH Division - Aurally-accurate recording and playback, signal analysis, sound design, noise control
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| SQuadriga III is a mobile measurement system, with a multitude of applications. The compact dimensions, powerful battery, and wide variety of connectivity options offer versatile functionality, high mobility, and variable applications. |
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Software Solution for Sound and Vibration Analysis
Universal multi-channel software for all fields of sound and vibration analysis (data acquisition, analysis, playback, reporting, data management). |
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Telecom Division - Analysis and Optimization of Voice Communication Quality
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| labCORE -
Multi-channel, modular and future-proof front end platform |
| All-in-one solution designed to interface with any today´s advanced audio and communication devices |
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| VoCAS – Turnkey test solution for voice recognition systems |
| Testing ASR systems in e.g. mobile phones, IoT devices and vehicles automatically and reproducibly |
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| Latest video tutorial |
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