Project description
Revolutionary sound simulation technology with wave-based methods
Currently, simulating or predicting the sound generated by things like cars and infrastructure equipment or virtual spaces is highly complicated, and modern solutions require a lot of time to create excellent simulations. The EU-funded Treble project aims to revolutionise sound simulation technology, making it faster and more efficient. Specifically, it will develop simulation technology that uses wave-based methods instead of ray-tracing ones. The technology will be valuable for various industries and organisations that require access to reliable sound simulations. This breakthrough technology is expected to change the direction of modern sound simulation.
Objective
Today, it is challenging to simulate how products – cars, audio equipment, buildings, wind turbines, hearing aids, etc – will sound. The same limitation applies to simulating and rendering sound for virtual spaces, i.e. virtual reality, metaverse, video games and augmented reality.
We have developed a disruptive sound simulation technology based on an entirely new paradigm (“wave-based” methods versus traditional “ray tracing” methods). This technology opens a vast array of new opportunities in engineering design and metaverse applications.
We offer a ground-breaking cloud-based sound simulation software platform with a cutting-edge proprietary simulation technology at its core with two main capabilities:
• Sound simulation: Predict, design and optimise how products & buildings will sound.
• Sound rendering: Generate authentic sound in a virtual domain.
The technology is 100-1000x faster than current technologies, resulting in a complete paradigm shift in sound simulation.
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HORIZON.3.1 - The European Innovation Council (EIC)
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HORIZON-EIC-ACC-BF - HORIZON EIC Accelerator Blended Finance
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(opens in new window) HORIZON-EIC-2022-ACCELERATOR-01
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102 Reykjavik
Iceland
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