Article: French Inventor Develops Deployable Audible Protection

ALEXANDRIA, Va., Nov. 16 -- Jean-Paul Guyvarch of Igny, France, has developed a deployable audible protection.

According to the abstract released by U.S. Patent & Trademark Office: "The invention relates to an acoustic protection system used to secure a determined zone of interest and to remotely control an individual or a group of individuals within this zone and with a potentially hostile behavior. The system comprises at least one set of N electro acoustic sound sources forming a network and a generator used to create N electrical signals output from a same reference and that can be controlled in phase individually. Each electrical signal is input into a determined sound source, the ...

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