Visualising Sound – MACH GROUP https://www.machgroup.co.uk Mon, 29 Jan 2018 13:09:53 +0000 en-GB hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.9.13 https://www.machgroup.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/cropped-Picture1-32x32.jpg Visualising Sound – MACH GROUP https://www.machgroup.co.uk 32 32 Using Sonar for navigation – harnessing the Visualisation of Sound https://www.machgroup.co.uk/using-sonar-for-navigation-harnessing-the-visualisation-of-sound/ Wed, 04 May 2016 14:01:00 +0000 http://www.machgroup.co.uk/using-sonar-for-navigation-harnessing-the-visualisation-of-sound/ I was captivated listening to Daniel Kish recently interviewed on Radio 6 on the Lauren Laverne show and how he uses sonar to help him navigate the world as a man without sight – but with a commanding understanding of sound. At MACH Acoustics the Visualisation of Sound concept has proven extremely helpful in explaining […]

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]]> I was captivated listening to Daniel Kish recently interviewed on Radio 6 on the Lauren Laverne show and how he uses sonar to help him navigate the world as a man without sight – but with a commanding understanding of sound. At MACH Acoustics the Visualisation of Sound concept has proven extremely helpful in explaining how acoustics work and how sound “behaves”. Using sonar for navigation takes...

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]]> Childs’ play “Slinky” teaches us Sound Visualisation https://www.machgroup.co.uk/childs-play-slinky-teaches-us-sound-visualisation/ Fri, 04 Mar 2016 15:16:00 +0000 http://www.machgroup.co.uk/childs-play-slinky-teaches-us-sound-visualisation/ The Slinky (toy) has helped MACH Acoustics visualise sound which, ultimately, has enabled us to explain why one window type behaves differently to another. One of the reasons why we see so few genuinely low carbon buildings is because hugely complex acoustics are involved in creating these buildings. In addition, design teams do not instinctively […]

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]]> The Slinky (toy) has helped MACH Acoustics visualise sound which, ultimately, has enabled us to explain why one window type behaves differently to another. One of the reasons why we see so few genuinely low carbon buildings is because hugely complex acoustics are involved in creating these buildings. In addition, design teams do not instinctively bring acoustics into the mix when planning...

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