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Fitness equipment manufacturers must incorporate robust and high-fidelity audio systems into their equipment. Some of the challenges with incorporating audio into fitness equipment are space, loudness, clarity, inter-changeability, and cost.
Read MoreMobile Personal Emergency Response Systems, abbreviated as mPERS, refer to portable or wearable devices that allow people to connect to medical experts or an emergency response call center by just pressing a button on the device when they are in emergencies.
Read MoreBack-up alarms, also known as back up beepers, are used in vehicles with an obstructed view to the rear to help warn passers-by when the vehicles are moving backward.
Read MoreIn response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Stetron has developed two loudspeakers for use in medical ventilators.
Read MoreA distributed audio system, as its name implies, distributes audio to many loudspeakers at the same time instead of only one or a few loudspeakers.
Read MoreBecause of the versatility of sound bars as far as size and function are concerned, they can be used in a multiplicity of applications.
Read MoreFor a loudspeaker to faithfully reproduce a sound, it’s critical that the cone moves directly in and out of the frame in sync with the drive signal.
Read MoreThe total harmonic distortion (THD) is a measure of the relative contribution of these harmonic sine waves to the devices overall output.
Read MoreStetron has developed a new 40mm Speaker designed for remote patient monitoring and medical devices.
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