Open Up your Home Assistant console. Click Supervisor from the left, select system from the top right. Find the IP address and click change. How do I set home assistant IP address? Local IP Address Browse to your Home Assistant … Continue reading →

While most IT systems are able to patch security flaws via regular updates, most IoT devices aren’t designed with this ability, so their security flaws stay there indefinitely. In the case of IoT devices with particularly long shelf lives, there … Continue reading →

Control rooms treat flutter echo using absorption and diffusion. Absorption reduces the strength of the flutter echo and diffusion minimizes the reflected energy which produces it, and divides it up into a series of smaller reflections. How do you get … Continue reading →

This is due to echo, because in empty room there is continuous reflection of sound waves occur but in furnished room there are many sound absorbing materials therefore echo do not occur. Does an empty room amplify noise? Sound will … Continue reading →

It can be seen from the Bluetooth 5.2 specification that LE Audio is an update at the level of pure software protocol stack, which is different from CODER PHY and LE 2M PHY of Bluetooth 5.1 that requires hardware support; … Continue reading →

Echolocating animals emit calls out to the environment and listen to the echoes of those calls that return from various objects near them. They use these echoes to locate and identify the objects. Echolocation is used for navigation, foraging, and … Continue reading →

The maximum speeds of many Wi-Fi protocols are slower than speeds offered by common ethernet connections. Even if higher, Wi-Fi speeds are significantly more affected by interference, distance, and signal strength, resulting in slower transfer speeds. Why is my wired … Continue reading →

Yes, sound will propagate through the plastic sheet. It will act as a filter, attenuating the highest frequencies, but due to the very thin nature of the plastic film, it will simply respond to the incident pressure wave and effect … Continue reading →

Bluetooth is safe. It utilizes radio signals 1000 times weaker than the standard wireless technologies used by mobile phones. It is secure too, so once a connection has been made no-one can listen in and there is no interference from … Continue reading →

New research has found that it is possible for people to learn click-based echolocation in just 10 weeks.Researchers at Durham University undertook a study to find if blindness or age impacted a human’s capability to learn this auditory skill called … Continue reading →

Wearing headphones for too long can affect your hearing The louder the sound, the stronger the vibrations. If you continue to listen to music that’s too loud, the hair cells lose their sensitivity and may not recover. This can lead … Continue reading →

On the flip side, having AAC as a Bluetooth codec means audio encoded using AAC, whether it be MP3, M4A, or ALAC, won’t need to be compressed when sending the audio from your device to the headphones. This means that … Continue reading →

Sonar. Sonar (sound navigation and ranging) is a technique that uses sound propagation (usually underwater, as in submarine navigation) to navigate, measure distances (ranging), communicate with or detect objects on or under the surface of the water, such as other … Continue reading →

ultrasound. Echocardiography uses very high frequency sound waves (ultrasound), which are inaudible to human ears. Sound waves are forms of pressure wave; they can travel through any medium. In echocardiography these waves are generated and detected by means of a … Continue reading →

Wi-Fi is a method for devices such as smartphones to connect wirelessly to the Internet using radio waves.Using Wi-Fi when it’s available can also prove to be cheaper and make your phone run more efficiently in the long run than … Continue reading →