Acoustic Communication

Acoustic communication is the process of transmitting information through sound waves. It involves sending and receiving messages using various sounds, such as speech, signals, or natural noises. This form of communication is essential in environments where other methods like visual signals may be ineffective, such as underwater or over long distances in open air. Examples include human speech, whale songs, and sonar technology. Acoustic communication relies on sound traveling through a medium—air, water, or solids—allowing entities to share information across different environments and distances efficiently.