Ex-Googler Pierre Lebeau and team first let the Keecker home entertainment robot out of its box at CES in Las Vegas at the beginning of 2014. A successful Kickstarter followed in October and work began on production. Now, the consumer version has finally been launched.
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The nura headphones aren't your typical over-ear cans. They also rock an in-ear bud inside each cup and tune the music to the individual wearer. We got to try out a prototype last year, and now the production version has been launched. Though stocks are limited for 2017.
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How might long gone players of yesteryear handle tunes by Lady Gaga or Coldplay? Researchers in the UK might soon shed some light on such an intriguing question, thanks to a computer algorithm that can analyze the playing styles of legends to determine how they would attack a new piece of music.
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It's already possible to create a digital copy of someone's voice, enabling users to create an audio file of them saying things that they never actually said. Now, researchers have now created a system that converts audio clips into lip-synced videos of the speaker.
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If you're looking for a pair of high-end headphones to match the metal link watchband keeping your Rolex on your wrist, TECA Technologies has just the thing. Inspired by Swiss watchmakers, the Luzli Roller Mk01 headphones feature an all metal headband that rolls up for travel.
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If luxury car manufacturers are to be believed, more speaker hardware is the best way to deliver a quality in-car audio experience. But a concept from Continental suggests ditching speakers altogether, and instead creates sound by vibrating some parts of the car's interior trim.
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As we close in on a world where technology allows us to create entirely fake photo-realistic videos, a new company has created a voice-imitation system that means we may never be able to trust our eyes, or our ears, ever again.
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The Go:Mixer has been designed with the sole purpose of giving the audio track on smartphone videocasts a quality bump. The pocket device allows users to capture a high quality audio track at the same time the video is recorded, and mix in vocals, instruments and backing music on the fly.
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The definition of "portable audio" has changed since the 80s, and the newest device to carry the Walkman brand builds the whole kit into a waterproof pair of earbuds, adding a few new features over the last model, including more storage space, dust-proofing and an Ambient Sound mode.
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Sound Devices has been designing products for the professional audio industry for years. Now the company is bringing pro-level sound recording to the consumer with its MixPre Series, the only devices on the market that can simultaneously be used as a recorder, mixer and USB audio interface.
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