Audio Experience Design
The Audio Experience Design theme includes researchers and projects in areas related with both the physical and the perceptual natures of audio, with particular focus on sonic interaction and user experience. Currently, the main active research areas are:
• Spatial hearing and binaural audio
• Wearable embedded interactive audio systems
• Audiology and hearing devices
We put particular attention towards applications and the impact of our research, aiming at both developing novel technologies and techniques, and at using them to improve the quality of life for end users through how they experience audio interfaces. In order to fulfill these aims, we work closely with several companies and institutions, from hearing aid manufacturers to artistic production companies, from hospitals to national and international research centres.
You can find more information about the Audio Experience Design team at the following website: www.axdesign.co.uk
Examples of currently active projects are:
- SONICOM - Transforming auditory-based social interaction and communication in AR/VR
- 3D Tune-In - 3D-games for TUNing and lEarnINg about hearing aids
- 3D Tune-In Toolkit - open source binaural spatialisation, hearing loss and hearing aid emulations
- Safe Acoustics - listening to the rainforest; a pragmatic approach to preserve biodiversity
- PLUGGY - Pluggable Social Platform for Heritage Awareness and Participation
Staff
Dr Lorenzo Picinali
Dr Lorenzo Picinali
Dr Rebecca Stewart
Dr Rebecca Stewart
Contact us
Dyson School of Design Engineering
Imperial College London
25 Exhibition Road
South Kensington
London
SW7 2DB
design.engineering@imperial.ac.uk
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7594 8888