Noise pollution

Kinetics Noise Control Launches The QuietTile LightHood

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Wednesday, June 9, 2021
Classical mechanics, Acoustics, Sound, Noise pollution, Noise control, Building technology, Reverberation, NOiSE, Image noise, Dropped ceiling

DUBLIN, Ohio, June 9, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ --Kinetics Noise Control Inc. (Kinetics) is proud to announce the launch of QuietTile LightHood, a lay-in ceiling system and light fixture cover that achieves noise control and speech privacy where conventional tiles fail.

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  • DUBLIN, Ohio, June 9, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ --Kinetics Noise Control Inc. (Kinetics) is proud to announce the launch of QuietTile LightHood, a lay-in ceiling system and light fixture cover that achieves noise control and speech privacy where conventional tiles fail.
  • QuietTile LightHood is a welcome addition to the QuietTile acoustical ceiling tile (ACT) system.
  • QuietTile LightHood prevents unwanted reverberation from making it through the noise "gap" by simply laying over the light fixture.
  • "With the addition of light hood options to address noise penetration, QuietTile now offers a complete system that would benefit any commercial application where noise control is valued."

New AutoResolve Stops Noise Disturbances 67% Faster for Short-Term Rental Hosts

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Wednesday, June 2, 2021
Articles, Noise pollution, Acoustics, Audiology, Automation, NOiSE, Renting

NoiseAware automated intervention stops noise events 67% faster than manual intervention, on average.1 Hosts gain valuable time back to focus on other facets of their business.

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  • NoiseAware automated intervention stops noise events 67% faster than manual intervention, on average.1 Hosts gain valuable time back to focus on other facets of their business.
  • NoiseAware resolves 95% of noise disturbances remotely with its automated intervention protocol, reducing the risk for property damage and community disruption.
  • NoiseAware helps keep neighbors happy and property owners profitable by solving the number onecause of rental property damage noise.
  • The company has protected more than one million stays and has helped short-term rental homeowners and managers save $105 million in lost rental revenue due to noise disturbances.

INVISIO unveils the future of mission critical communications

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Wednesday, May 19, 2021
Audiology, Acoustics, Noise pollution, Pollution, Urban planning, Urbanization, Transition, Noise music, Articles, Academic disciplines

b'STOCKHOLM, May 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- INVISIO today announces a new platform and generation of tactical communication control units the INVISIO V-Series Gen II.

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  • b'STOCKHOLM, May 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- INVISIO today announces a new platform and generation of tactical communication control units the INVISIO V-Series Gen II.
  • The recipe for this is developing cutting-edge technologies and building on the experience of the users in field.
  • The removal of any constant radio noise when audio transmission is idle, and the smooth transition from noisy to quieter environments is also part of the new offering.
  • We have taken a big leap forward in applying new technologies, digital signaling processing techniques and software that will enable more custom and agile configurations opportunities in the future.

Granicus and Hollywood, FL Announce Partnership to Manage Vacation Rental Compliance, Improve Resident Experience

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Tuesday, May 18, 2021
Vacation rental, Travel, Tourism, Hospitality industry, Expedia Group, Sharing economy, Vrbo, Airbnb, Short-term rental, Noise regulation, Noise pollution, HomeAway

Many tourists opt to stay in vacation rentals listed on sites like VRBO and Airbnb, rather than local hotels.

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  • Many tourists opt to stay in vacation rentals listed on sites like VRBO and Airbnb, rather than local hotels.
  • This creates a variety of challenges for the city, including concerns from the hotel industry and neighborhood impacts that can flourish without strict short-term rental enforcement.
  • The city strengthened its noise ordinance and now requires all vacation rentals be equipped with noise level detection devices.
  • This provides cities with full visibility into their local vacation rental market, prevents owners from bypassing local regulations, and ultimately streamlines compliance and tax collection.

Intertrend announces Make Noise Today: Recipe for Change campaign in collaboration with Toyota

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Monday, May 17, 2021
Acoustics, Audiology, Noise pollution, Pollution, Urban planning, Urbanization

"It is a great honor to support both established chefs and those impacted by COVID-19 during this difficult time.

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  • "It is a great honor to support both established chefs and those impacted by COVID-19 during this difficult time.
  • "\nFor the film series, the three chefs will prepare meals for older adults, essential workers and others impacted by COVID-19 in each city.
  • We can\'t wait for everyone to see these videos and hear the stories of our amazing partners.
  • "\nFor more information on Make Noise Today: Recipe for Change and Make Noise Today, please visit www.makenoisetoday.org\n'

Noise Barriers Announces Addition of Three New Talented Professionals to Growing Organization

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Tuesday, May 4, 2021
Classical mechanics, Sound, Acoustics, Mechanics, Noise control, Noise pollution, Environmental engineering, Noise barrier, NOiSE

In her new role as Senior Project Manager, Moore will be leading the Project Management team in the oversight and execution of mid-to-large size manufacturing and installation projects.\nKris Barnebey, a graduate of Purdue University, joins Noise Barriers with a wide range of engineering experience.

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  • In her new role as Senior Project Manager, Moore will be leading the Project Management team in the oversight and execution of mid-to-large size manufacturing and installation projects.\nKris Barnebey, a graduate of Purdue University, joins Noise Barriers with a wide range of engineering experience.
  • As Project Manager, Barnebey will manage all aspects of projects including maintaining comprehensive project schedules, action registers, budget sheets, job logs and jobsite specific forms and reports.\n"We are excited to welcome this caliber of talent to our Noise Barriers team," says John Finnegan, Director of Noise Barriers.
  • "With an already deep bench in place, these new strategic hires will aid in our continued pursuit of growth and success.
  • "\nThis experienced and talented team will be providing world class customer service to Noise Barriers\' customers and focus on building strong relationships with our customers and channel partners.\nNoise Barriers is a leading manufacturer of acoustical sound control products for the noise and vibration control industry.

HUAWEI FreeBuds 4i with 10-hour Playback Time and Active Noise Cancellation Available in Canada beginning April 29th

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Thursday, April 29, 2021
Classical mechanics, Sound, Noise reduction, Audio engineering, Noise control, Acoustics, Active noise control, 4I, Noise pollution, NOiSE

b'MARKHAM, ON, April 29, 2021 /CNW/ -Featuring 10-hour playback time, active noise cancellation (ANC), fashionable design and outstanding audio quality, the game-changing HUAWEI FreeBuds 4i are now available in Canada.

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  • b'MARKHAM, ON, April 29, 2021 /CNW/ -Featuring 10-hour playback time, active noise cancellation (ANC), fashionable design and outstanding audio quality, the game-changing HUAWEI FreeBuds 4i are now available in Canada.
  • For a limited time, get a free HUAWEI Band 4 Pro ($99 value) when you purchase the FreeBuds 4i.
  • This GWP promotion will run from April 29th to May 9th.\nHUAWEI FreeBuds 4i detect ambient sounds and generate a reverse sound wave to reduce the noise.
  • The noise cancellation algorithm targets typical noisy scenariosproviding users a reliable noise cancellation experience.\nHUAWEI FreeBuds 4i also feature Awareness Mode, which allows users to hear their surroundings without taking off the earbuds.

magniX Continued Flight Testing Reveals Electric Aircraft Significantly Reduce Noise Pollution

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Thursday, April 8, 2021
Classical mechanics, Sound, Qualia, Acoustics, Noise pollution, NOiSE, Aircraft noise pollution, Electric aircraft, Occupational noise, Airport, Environmental noise

EVERETT, Wash., April 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- magniX , the company powering the electric aviation revolution, today shared noise results from flight testing of the eBeaver aircraft which demonstrate a significant reduction in noise pollution from an electric aircraft versus a conventional one.

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  • EVERETT, Wash., April 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- magniX , the company powering the electric aviation revolution, today shared noise results from flight testing of the eBeaver aircraft which demonstrate a significant reduction in noise pollution from an electric aircraft versus a conventional one.
  • Several studies have shown the negative impact aircraft noise has on people including adverse effects to both physical and mental health.
  • In fact, one study published by Noise and Health International Journal found that aircraft noise is one of the most detrimental environmental effects of aviation.
  • With decreased noise, electric aircraft can open up greater mobility across airports that are currently restricted due to noise regulations.

magniX Continued Flight Testing Reveals Electric Aircraft Significantly Reduce Noise Pollution

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Thursday, April 8, 2021
Classical mechanics, Sound, Qualia, Acoustics, Noise pollution, NOiSE, Aircraft noise pollution, Electric aircraft, Occupational noise, Airport, Environmental noise

EVERETT, Wash., April 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- magniX , the company powering the electric aviation revolution, today shared noise results from flight testing of the eBeaver aircraft which demonstrate a significant reduction in noise pollution from an electric aircraft versus a conventional one.

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  • EVERETT, Wash., April 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- magniX , the company powering the electric aviation revolution, today shared noise results from flight testing of the eBeaver aircraft which demonstrate a significant reduction in noise pollution from an electric aircraft versus a conventional one.
  • Several studies have shown the negative impact aircraft noise has on people including adverse effects to both physical and mental health.
  • In fact, one study published by Noise and Health International Journal found that aircraft noise is one of the most detrimental environmental effects of aviation.
  • With decreased noise, electric aircraft can open up greater mobility across airports that are currently restricted due to noise regulations.

Noise Litigation is on the Rise for Multi-Family Developments and Builders Should be Losing Sleep

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Wednesday, April 7, 2021
Classical mechanics, Acoustics, Articles, Noise control, Sound, Noise reduction, Soundproofing, Noise regulation, Wall, Noise pollution, Imperative mood

"With noise litigation rising it's imperative that architects reimagine their design philosophy around sound attenuation," says Micah Logan, CEO of HushFrame.

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  • "With noise litigation rising it's imperative that architects reimagine their design philosophy around sound attenuation," says Micah Logan, CEO of HushFrame.
  • Targeted developers are being required to relocate buyers to hotels, store their possessions, dismantle walls, ceilings, and mechanical systems, install effective soundproofing, and then put it back together.
  • "There have been many misleading performance claims for widely deployed building assembly designs and products," says Alan Case, HushFrame CIO.
  • Case added: "many academic text and reference materials reflect acoustic performance data based on testing from 50 to 60 years ago.