Human–computer interfaces enable the exchange of information between human users and
various types of machines, computers and other electronic devices. The interaction with …

In teleconferencing calls it is difficult to identify the current talker, especially if the person is
not well known. In addition, if more than one person is talking at the same time, none of them …

This chapter reports a third study on behavioral talker identification in a relatively more
complex listening-only test scenario involving “turn-taking” between two talkers. It is argued …

" Spatial audio increases the quality of teleconferencing. Multiple talkers can be separated
by taking advantage of the Cocktail-Party Effect and participants can be identified by their …

Spatial audio makes teleconferencing more natural, helps to locate and distinguish talkers in
a virtual acoustic environment and to understand multiple talkers. This paper presents a …

In the present-day global telecommunications ecology there is an ever-increasing demand
for (long-distance) teleconferencing. However, if feasible, people will generally prefer to …

Spatial auditory interfaces use three-dimensional sound as an additional display dimension
and consist of audio items at different spatial locations. They have evolved significantly in …

The invention of telephony has brought a significant revolution to our lives and is
undoubtedly considered one of the most important inventions of the modern-day world. But …

Spatial audio makes teleconferencing more natural, helps to locate and distinguish talkers in
a virtual acoustic environment and to understand multiple talkers. This paper presents a …