Pick of Twitter #1 – Acoustics – October 2016
We’ve been carefully tracking acoustics related tweets on Twitter and present here a few of the highlights. We do this sort of thing so that you don’t have to. Don’t forget that you can follow us on Twitter as well as Facebook and LinkedIn.
Improving Active Noise Algorithms
Improving performance of FxRLS algorithm for active noise control of impulsive noise https://t.co/jQOT8FXxs8
— Acoustical Society (@acousticsorg) October 23, 2016
Just because it’s doing a job, it doesn’t have to look functional
Decorative #acoustic wall panels#interiors #decor #design pic.twitter.com/xZe92720y0
— Acoustic GRG (@RPG_Europe) October 23, 2016
Acoustics as an important part of everyday working life
Six design decisions that will entice clients and improve health [Infographic]: https://t.co/aQyY3b81HN pic.twitter.com/EVk4AaP9x8
— AIA National (@AIANational) October 21, 2016
Early Electronica
Alan Turing’s First Computer Music Restored : https://t.co/aLF1tUhjMc pic.twitter.com/kkfnQ246KL
— reaktorplayer (@reaktorplayer) October 23, 2016
Beware Hackers Who Can Hear What You Type
Keyboard acoustics could let hackers untangle typed text through Skype – https://t.co/59IqCoD1tq pic.twitter.com/QKhbs7gIoU
— Gizmag (@gizmag) October 19, 2016
Acoustic Holograms From Lego-like Wall
Lego-like wall produces acoustic holograms https://t.co/0OCVetgjlf
— Salford Acoustics (@SalfordAcoustic) October 17, 2016
We hope you like this selection of tweets. Have you seen any other tweets related to acoustics or vibration? Post them in the comments section below.
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