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The term extended reality refers to all possible interactions between real and virtual (computed generated) elements and environments. The extended reality field is rapidly growing, primarily through augmented and virtual reality applications. The former allows users to bring digital elements into the real world, while the latter lets us experience and interact with an entirely virtual environment. While currently extended reality implementations primarily focus on the visual domain, we cannot underestimate the impact of auditory perception in order to provide a fully immersive experience. As a matter of fact, effective handling of the acoustic content is able to enrich the engagement of users. We refer to Extended Audio Reality (EAR) as the subset of extended ... toggle 10 keywords

extended reality – augmented reality – virtual reality – microphone array – sound field reconstruction – sound field analysis – audio processing – musical acoustics – violin acoustics – machine learning

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