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Today the US Patent & Trademark Office published a Project Titan related patent application from Apple that is focused on integrating user tracking headrest audio controls and speakers into future vehicle seating.
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Today the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Apple that relates to an omnidirectional acoustic device (speaker) that could be implemented as a stationary apparatus (e.g., a conference room or other room within a building) or a moveable apparatus (e.g., a vehicle such as an autonomous or semiautonomous vehicle, a train car, an airplane, a boat, a ship, a helicopter, etc.) that can be temporarily occupied by one or more human occupants. The emphasis in the patent is on an omnidirectional speaker system for a vehicle.
On Tuesday, Patently Apple posted a report titled "Apple has Won a Patent for FaceTime with Spatial Audio that includes a possible new Dimension." Like with all major Apple projects like Spatial Audio for FaceTime conferences, Apple's engineers file several patents covering various aspects of their invention. Yesterday, the US Patent & Trademark Office published a another patent application from Apple that relates to a special controller ...