A Shape To Soundproof The Entire World

Richard Bradbury | Jeff Sandhu | Arvindh Yuvaraj

15-Mar-19 12:30

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Our world is increasingly noisy so it can be hard to find some quiet time. We’ve experienced noise cancelling headphones but putting them on the whole day can be tiring. But what if we could soundproof everything around us? A team of scientists have created a new noise block material that could potentially be used in offices and homes and everything around us, to make the world a quieter place.

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Categories: Personal Development, Entrepreneurship, SME

Tags: soundproof, noise, cancellation, quiet,

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