binaural modeling

Binaural modeling refers to the simulation of how humans perceive sound through both ears. It incorporates the way sound waves reach our ears at slightly different times and intensities, which helps our brain locate the source of the sound. This is similar to how our ears work naturally, enabling us to understand direction and distance. Binaural modeling is often used in audio technologies, like virtual reality and 3D audio systems, to create a realistic listening experience that mimics how we hear in the real world, enhancing immersion in music, films, and games.