Sonic Radar
Four-microphone direction finding: a radar of where sound comes from, on the phone and the glasses, with the compass streamed by default.
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Direction and speech
Glasses microphone array
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What you’ll find
- Radar
- Array status
- Beamforming and compass controls
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Compass stream
Stream the glasses compass heading to the phone (on by default).
Compass interval
Milliseconds between compass samples.
Listening direction
Where the glasses microphone array listens: auto (follow the talker, default), front, left, right, behind, or a custom bearing 0–359° clockwise from straight ahead.
Listening angle
Width of the array's listening cone, 30–360° (360 = everywhere, default); sound outside it is turned down about 18 dB.
Reduce background noise after beamforming
Voice isolation on the array's beamformed audio (default on); replaces the Speech noise filter for that microphone.
Noise reduction strength
Voice-isolation mix after beamforming, 0–100 % (default 100).