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today’s audio.

The word 'audio' was first used in 1900's to refer to sound vibrations you can hear.

However, a century later we understand that audio is more than what meets the ear - it's a perceptible vibration understood through both touch and hearing.

The definition of audio has changed forever.

the limits of speakers.

Speakers were invented with the single purpose - to engage our sense of hearing.

Yet this accesses only a portion of audio information that can be understood by the human body, limiting the ability to create new experiences in both real & virtual settings.

There has to be another way to create sound that is not a speaker.

transcending the auditory.

We explored every existing audio option, but none could create a sound experience that leverages the full range of sound perceivable by our ears and sensations felt through our skin - a fully embodied audio experience.

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a once in a century opportunity.

Today, accessible and personalized listening experiences — based on how the human body understands the entire spectrum of audio — are finally possible.

Embodied Sound™ is one of the first of these experiences.

It is the manifestation of multi-sensory interactions, transforming ordinary objects into audio sources for an unparalleled relationship with sound.

It’s simple.

Dumb hardware attached to objects.

Smart software that controls vibration, creating real-time multi-sensory experiences from any audio input.

​Embodied Sound™ is our first (patent-pending) invention
, created to immerse users into any entertainment as they hear and feel every moment.
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who's helping us build an embodied future.

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Use Embodied Sound™ elements to easily setup multi-sensorial and spatial experiences for current and next generation content.
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EDGE Sound Research demoing new audio technology for broadcasts at NAB
EDGE Sound Research demoing new audio technology for broadcasts at NAB
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The sound of success: Edge Sound Research raises $1.9 million seed round
The sound of success: Edge Sound Research raises $1.9 million seed round
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