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Call it "The silent snorer" it sends soundwaves
that "oppose" the sound and create silence, (see the Lauralee link...) so that you don't hear the snores.
I could see military uses, as well as many families saved.
I actually worked on a noise canceling project at IBM Haifa Research Lab.
HalfBakery search for 'noise cancel'
http://www.halfbake...ession=noise+cancel
[phoenix, Jul 02 2002]
HalfBakery search for 'noise cancelling'
http://www.halfbake...on=noise+cancelling
[phoenix, Jul 02 2002]
Lauralee - explaining noise canceling sound waves
www.lauralee.com/news/zapnoise.htm
Laura Lee News - "Silence Machine" Zaps Unwanted Noise [pashute, Oct 01 2002]
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In what sense is this a bomb? You could drop it on the person's head, and then you wouldn't need fancy electronics. Or is it covered in meringue? |
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It's in the NOISE CANCELING category, and I didn't find anyone who talked about snoring. |
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It's not really a "bomb" but could be used as a "weapon". "Silence bomb" is a known term for this technology. It works by sending waves very close to the original ones, but at a different phase, opposing the original ones, and canceling the sound effect. |
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If you want to understand the phenomenon, imagine you make waves in your bathtub and have a way to "check" these in your bathtub and make "anti-waves" so that when ever the wave water should be going up there's a "down" part of the new wave canceling it. The result is an almost completely calm bathtub. |
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A better explanation is at the Lauralee link. |
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Actally I'm surprised this idea received fishbones, and am going to try and make it work and sell it. |
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