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LatestMonday, 21 September 2026 · Project
From suspicion to measurement: acoustic camera reveals hidden sound traps in construction
When a sound measurement in a completed building fails to meet the required standards, suspicion often quickly falls on the glass walls. But sound can also pass through entirely different places — for example through installations or other building elements. With new acoustic camera technology, these weak points can now be located precisely.
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