Sound Engineers Dance to the Beat of a Virtual Drum

Posted by | October 8, 2009

Sound engineers at Ford are tuning in to the techniques of virtual reality to create better stereo systems for the automaker’s latest vehicles. By simulating the effects of a given sound system design inside a virtual car, engineers can carve away gaping swathes of development time in the real world. The result is a better sound experience, built cheaper and more quickly.

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