
The driving force behind intelligent vehicles
Reduce the cognitive load on drivers by making sense of, and reacting to, the dynamic world inside and out.
Recognising audio events and acoustic scenes inside the car enables vehicles to make intelligent safety adjustments when drivers are potentially distracted, such as increasing distance from the car in front, or improving the quality of audio playback in a noisy car environment.
Listening out to the world enables the car to help the driver by making intelligent adjustments, increasing transparency or providing notifications. Examples include detecting emergency vehicles and other important audible cues.
Sound recognition plays a key role alongside the array of other sensors.
Sound profiles for automotive
Sound recognition is complementary to other sensors used in assisted and autonomous vehicles.
Dog bark
Baby cry
Window glass break
Smoke/CO alarm
Outdoor glass break
Speech
Car alarm
Acoustic scene recognitioni
Snoring
Laugh
Acoustic guitar
Clapping
Singing
Applause
Music
Door knock
Bicycle bell
Vehicle approaching
Emergency vehicle siren
Indoor physical scene
Outdoor physical scene
Running footsteps
Shushing
Warning shout