MIT creates (accidentally) a thin fabric that completely stops sounds
MIT develops a very thin high-tech fabric: it suppresses unwanted sounds and reduces sound transmission in large rooms.
Scientists treat recurring nightmares by inserting sounds into dreams
By introducing sounds into nightmares with a special wireless headband, a study showed the ability to manipulate sleep.
MIT makes paper-thin speakers to create entire sound rooms
MIT's newly developed ultrathin speakers promise to literally make sound sources as we know them disappear.
The final frontier of sound? Digital drugs
The recreational use of binaural beats to experience psychedelic experiences leads science to study the capabilities of these sonic "drugs".
No headphones: Soundbeamer sends music directly to the brain
Soundbeamer is the incredible transmission system that sends sounds directly to the interlocutor's head: only you hear it, but you can also hear others.
MIT uses a laser to transmit audio directly to a person's ear
Send instructions to a person so that the sound goes directly to his ear and only he can hear it? One of the possible applications of this new technology.
