Scientists from MIT have succeeded in developing a new loudspeaker that is only the thickness of a paper. The loudspeaker, which can be connected to electronic devices with standard methods, may have different uses in the future.
Scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have succeeded in developing a product that will usher in a new era in audio technologies. Engineers who have managed to get rid of the thick structure of today’s speakers completely, look like two-dimensional, when only paper remains managed to develop the speaker.
The speaker developed by scientists is also like the car or even the walls of your house It is flexible enough to allow covering large objects. In this way, any sound heard with a speaker covering all surfaces can spread completely around the person. However, the speaker also offers different advantages.
It can be used not only as a sound system, but also for sound insulation.
According to the statement, these paper-thick speakers, block out noise can also be used for Noise canceling can be achieved by placing the speaker in a system equipped with some microphones.
As you know, the speakers we are currently using create sound with vibrations in a single, large diaphragm. As a wall-sized speaker would vibrate as if there was an earthquake, the scientists predicted that the sound is like pixels on a camera sensor that replaces a single, large diaphragm when creating the thin and flexible speaker. small, multiple diaphragms chose to use it. In this way, it is possible to produce sound without sacrificing sound quality and without making the environment vibrate.
The engineers also demonstrated the audio performance and refinement of their new speakers by releasing a video. The sound quality of the speakers, as heard from the video, is of course a new technology. not very good. However, with the development of technology, we may live in the future when we will not see speakers physically.
Video showing paper-thin speaker
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