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Triangulating the Location of Sound Sources

Acoustic sensors are being implemented to localize and identify sounds for public, and soon, home surveillance.

This doesn't quite fit under auditory display since its about listening rather than producing sounds, and it doesn't (yet) fit under user research technologies, but its exteremly interesting and potentially relevant:

http://www.gsnmagazine.com/jan_05/acoustic_system.html

21 February 2005 in Auditory Display, Emerging User Research Technologies |

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