Soundbeaming

The Rooskies had similar technology back in the 50's to make people think they were hearing imaginary voices.  So this is a more refined update,  but they probably owe USSR some patent royalties.

Donaaaaaaald, you looooooooooser.

"...The very low frequency waves needed for the acoustic stimulation of the vestibular nerve may also be provided by a sound system in which weak subaudio pulses are added to audible audio program material. This may be done in the customary manner way of adding the currents from these signals at the inverting input of an operational amplifier. The amplitude of the pulses is chosen such that the strength of the resulting acoustic pulses lies in the effective intensity window. Experiments in our laboratory have shown that the presence of audible signals, such as music or speech, does not interfere with the excitation of sensory resonances.

The invention can also be implemented as a sound tape or CD ROM which contains audible audio program material together with subliminal subaudio signals. The recording can be done by mixing the audio and subaudio signals in the usual manner. In choosing the subaudio signal level, one must compensate for the poor frequency response of the recorder and the electronics, at the ultra low subaudio frequencies used. 

The above paragraph contains a description of what is known as voice-to-skull technology. the process was popularized by Dr. Nick Begich. In his book, Angels Don’t Play This HAARP, Begich describes how he provided the European Union legislature with a personal demonstration of implanting voices into someone’s head in a technological approach, Begich referred to as voice-to-skull technology. The European Union leaders were so stunned, they passed a resolution against the use of the technology."

I walk around with Bob Dylan singing to me in my head all day long as it is

^ And I play CD's when I'm driving around here and there.  Lately, the 3-CD set of "Clash On Broadway".

My favorite era from that compilation is when they were ripping off the Ramones.

But reading the extensive liner-note booklets,  the tune "Drug Squad" is about the cops infiltrating the Wales, UK dose people with fake cop hippies who dosed all the time in order to fit in.

I'm in. 

"This is what we dream of," she adds. "A world where we get the sound you want. You don't need to disturb others and others don't get disturbed by your sound. But you can still interact with them."

Everyone in their own little sound bubble?

No thanks.

^^^ not even just to try it out once????  
 

Nah, I don't even like headphones.

> Everyone in their own little sound bubble?

A good part of the world is already there with folks going around with ear buds in all the time.

This technology seems strange to me, ultrasonic waves can't be heard and sound traveling through air normally dissipates.  How does a "sound pocket" on the listeners ears get created and move around when the person moves their head?  How can no one else hear it? This needs more explaining. 
 

"The technology uses a 3-D sensing module and locates and tracks the ear position sending audio via ultrasonic waves to create sound pockets by the user's ears."

C-R just do a web-search on "Voice To Skull" and you'll see how the Rooskies figured it out way back when.

Looks like voice to skull is different using microwave electromagnetic radiation not ultrasonic sound waves which are > 20k hertz. 

C-R I think you are correct. The old Rooskie stuff was very low frequency according to various articles.

Then again,  they probably won't ever give away all the details for free.

Geat, just what I need, more voices inside my head I can't locate the source of

I've never actually heard Imaginary voices in my head, sonically,  but I hear distant Farm equipment and trucks in the early Morning.

For example, irrigation pumps on a nearby Vegetable farm have a low-frequency rumble.

It's the gas / diesel engine that runs the pump which creates the audio frequency my ears pick up.

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If 2 people are in the same room where the device is set up, who gets the soundbeam? 

How does the device identify the intended listener?

The Dream Police, they live inside of my head...

I think Dan Healy was using this technology.  I remember hearing Bobbyyyyy every time Bobby showed up on stage wearing those short shorts.