AccoustiVision technology being developed by Magna International turns fixed glass surfaces in a vehicle into loudspeakers. This car audio innovation also serves double-duty and cancels outside noise. With the old-fashioned speakers gone from your door, dash and trunk, think of the extra room now free for cup holders.
One can’t help but think of the applications for this technology outside of the auto industry. Will your iPhone 7 need a built-in speaker, or can the touch screen emit the sound? Will the new windows installed in your home act as wireless surround sound for your home entertainment system?
There is no set timeline to see this AccoustiVision innovation by Magna International on cars in the market.
What's Driving This Trend
- Accoustivision Technology
- There is potential for this technology to be applied beyond the auto industry, such as integrating it into other devices like smartphones and home windows.
- Audio Innovation
- This innovative technology will revolutionize the way cars produce sound, potentially leading to new developments in audio technology for other industries.
- Noise Cancellation
- AccoustiVision's capability to cancel outside noise has the potential to be used in other industries, such as construction or manufacturing.
Who This Affects Most
- Automotive
- Magna International's AccoustiVision technology is set to disrupt the automotive industry and change the way cars produce sound.
- Consumer Electronics
- Consumer electronics could benefit from this technology's ability to turn surfaces into loudspeakers and potentially revolutionize the way people listen to music.
- Construction
- AccoustiVision's noise-cancellation capabilities can be applied to the construction industry to enhance safety and reduce noise pollution.
