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AssigneeCambridge Sound Management, Inc.
InventorsChristopher Calisi, Gordon V. Cook, Edward Driscoll, Thomas R. Horrall
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A wireless sound-emitting device includes a housing adapted to be coupled to a wall at a source of electric power, a loudspeaker positioned at a periphery of the housing, a control module outputting an electric audio signal to the at least one loudspeaker, and a wireless communications module in electrical communication with the control module. The loudspeaker emits acoustic signals in a direction parallel to the wall, when the housing is coupled to the wall, with the acoustic signals reflecting off the wall. The device may produce a sound masking noise or play a sound recorded on an internal memory. The device may include an electric plug or be adapted to replace an electric outlet faceplate. The device may have electric pass-through outlets and may be powered by the source of electric power. The device may be controlled remotely, for example via an Internet of Things (IoT) platform.
A wireless sound-emitting device, comprising:
A system for managing the sound environment of one or more rooms, the system including:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.