Audio spatialization and reinforcement between multiple headsets

A method comprising:

• determining, at a headset of a first user, a reinforcement direction of the first user;
• receiving, at a headset of a first user, an audio signal associated with a headset of a second user;
• determining a relative position of the second user relative to the first user;
• determining a deviation of the relative position associated with the second user relative to the reinforcement direction of the first user;
• spatializing the audio signal associated with the second user, based at least in part upon the relative position of the second user;
• and
• reinforcing an amplitude of the audio signal, based at least in part upon the deviation of the relative position of the second user relative to the reinforcement direction of the first user;
• and
• projecting a sound based upon the spatialized and reinforced audio signal, such that the projected sound is perceived as originating at the position of the second user.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to perform operations comprising:

• determining, at a headset of a first user, a reinforcement direction of the first user;
• receiving, at a headset of a first user, an audio signal associated with a headset of a second user;
• determining a relative position of the second user relative to the first user;
• determining a deviation of the relative position of the second user relative to the reinforcement direction of the first user;
• spatializing the audio signal associated with the second user, based at least in part upon the relative position of the second user;
• and
• reinforcing an amplitude of the audio signal, based at least in part upon the deviation of the relative position of the second user relative to the reinforcement direction of the first user;
• and
• projecting a sound based upon the spatialized and reinforced audio signal, such that the projected sound is perceived as originating at the position of the second user.