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A technique which uses audio signal processing to spatialize sound anywhere in a 3D space.

Simulated effect of sound reflecting from surfaces in a virtual environment to create a sense of space and depth.

The process by which the listener is able to identify the location or origin of a detected sound in direction and distance.

A technique of recording audio with two microphones to create a stereo sound that mimics human ear placement.

Used in VR to manage varying levels of audio signals to ensure no sound is too quiet or too loud for the listener.

HRTF is used to simulate how audio travels around the human head, including the shape of ears, to create a 3D audio effect.

Study of human perception of sound, important for designing spatial audio algorithms that exploit the brain's processing of auditory cues.

Simulation of the change in frequency or pitch when a sound source moves relative to the listener, used for adding realism in VR audio.

A full-sphere surround sound technique: it can capture sound from all directions, and playback over multiple speakers for a VR environment.