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We’re thrilled that Noizend has joined the Autodesk Technology Impact Program! Thanks to the generous support from Autodesk and Autodesk Foundation, we've been awarded cutting-edge software that will help accelerate the development of our Noizend Shield technology. This support is crucial in advancing our mission to combat urban noise pollution and create quieter, more productive environments for businesses and communities. We're privileged to have been recognised as a company with #Impact. Together, we’re making a positive impact, one decibel at a time! 🌍🎧 #Autodesk #Grant #Innovation #TechnologyImpact #NoiseControl #NoizendShield #SmartCities

We are thrilled that Noizend has received a Commercialisation and Growth Report from the Industry Growth Program through the Department of Industry, Science and Resources and the National Reconstruction Fund Corporation. This report highlights the exciting potential of Noizend's groundbreaking technology, which uses active noise control to combat low-frequency noise pollution in urban environments. This recognition underscores our commitment to revolutionising noise mitigation in live music venues, commercial buildings, and beyond. Our partnerships with industry leaders and academic institutions are pivotal as we gear up for the subsequent development and commercialisation phase. Check out the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/gWkJ74rf We are one step closer to a quieter, more harmonious urban life. #Innovation #NoiseControl #Commercialization #Growth #TechForGood #Noizend

Sensible article on reducing noise pollution. This is the mission of Noizend!

The noise generated by heat pumps is a growing concern for many, potentially hindering the energy transition in the UK. While modern heat pumps are designed to be quieter, significant challenges remain. Harvie-Clark aptly notes, “There are other issues with how noise limits are characterised. For example, a heat pump’s defrost cycle, which is louder than its normal running level, is not included in MCS’s noise tests. Nor is low-frequency noise, nor any information on tonality or directionality.” At Noizend, we are committed to overcoming these noise challenges with our Noizend Shield technology. This innovation ensures a peaceful and quiet living space while embracing greener technologies. By addressing noise concerns head-on, we are supporting the transition to sustainable energy and making it more accessible and acceptable. Let’s move towards a sustainable and quieter future together! 🌍🔇 #Sustainability #HeatPumps #Noizend #Innovation #QuietLiving

We are thrilled to announce that Noizend has been awarded a $20,000 grant from the City of Sydney under the Innovation and Ideas Grant – 2024-25 Summer Round program! 🎉 This funding is a significant milestone for our company. Our project, 'Low-Frequency Noise Control to Benefit Residents and Visitors' aims to address the pervasive issue of urban noise pollution. We’ll pilot our technology at Elliott Harper, Michael Mancuso and Sam Mancuso’s live music venue, Cult. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the City of Sydney for this generous support and acknowledge your role in our success. Special thanks Lord Mayor Clover Moore AO for continuously encouraging innovative projects to improve urban living conditions. Stay tuned for more updates as we embark on this exciting journey to make our cities quieter and more livable! 🌟 #Noizend #Innovation #NoiseControl #UrbanHealth #Sustainability #CityOfSydney #GrantAward

Noizend is delighted that we have reached another significant milestone, adding considerable energy to our journey forward. We have demonstrated that active noise control (ANC) technology (as proven and applied in noise-cancelling headphones) can be used in a broader environment to reduce low-frequency noise. This noise goes straight through most current passive noise barriers like double-glazed windows. ANC is based upon the proven science that a noise sound wave can be cancelled by an equal and opposite phased sound wave. In our demonstration video, the first speaker creates the low-frequency sound, the microphone picks up the sound, and the second smaller speaker produces the anti-noise wave. You can hear how the low-frequency noise is significantly reduced as the camera moves from the sound source to behind the second speaker, producing anti-noise waves. As the camera moves back, the sound increases again. Truly a remarkable milestone for Noizend. For a short video of our demonstration see See https://lnkd.in/gYcvEd2j

A recent study reveals that noise pollution significantly impacts avian growth, stress levels, and survival rates. Birds exposed to noise had reduced body mass, elevated stress hormones, and lower survival rates. Let's protect our wildlife from the harmful effects of noise pollution by elevating the proven science of active noise control to entropic open-air environments. 🌍💚 #NoisePollution #WildlifeConservation #Sustainability #Noizend

The recent Scientific American article by Joanne Silberner serves as a stark reminder: our world isn't just loud—it's unhealthily noisy. Noise pollution isn't just about annoyance; it's a productivity drain that impacts everything from our stress to heart health. At Noizend, we're hearing the call rather than answering it. Our process uses cutting-edge active noise control (ANC) technology not to mask but to control low-frequency noise through destructive interference. It's our way of reducing the volume by empowering businesses to be as noisy as they want and allowing residents to enjoy their homes' peaceful and quiet enjoyment. #Noizend #UrbanHealth #Sustainability #SmartCities

Construction noise spooks trained military horses in London Recent events in London have highlighted the urgent need for innovative solutions to manage construction noise. Five trained military horses of the Household Cavalry were spooked by loud noises at a construction site during a rehearsal, leading to a chaotic situation where the horses, along with some soldiers and a cyclist, sustained injuries. See BBC article at https://lnkd.in/gPmHvmTc. This incident serves as a stark reminder of the immediate and disruptive impact of construction noise, not just on daily operations but also on the well-being of both humans and animals. At Noizend, we are dedicated to tackling this issue head-on using advanced manufacturing and materials technologies. Our development of the Noizend Shield aims to offer a portable, flexible solution to effectively reduce low-frequency noise from various industrial applications, including construction. As urban environments grow, the challenge of managing noise pollution becomes more significant. The long-term health effects of continuous noise exposure are well-documented, aligning with concerns raised by international bodies like the United Nations and the World Health Organization. We invite you to join us in our mission to enhance urban living conditions through advanced noise reduction technologies. For more information on how we can assist your projects, please get in touch with us at [email protected] #Noizend #NoisePollution #UrbanDevelopment #Innovation #Sustainability

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