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Two Focusonics® speakers were chosen to refine the auditory experience for the project Bestiari, created by Carlos Casas and curated by Filipa Ramos for the 60th Venice Biennale.

Directional speakers reduce noise pollution and improve the overall effectiveness of public announcements.

The Focusonics® team was happy to have collaborated with the Finnish Science Centre Heureka on their exhibition “Our Journey in Space.”

Directional speakers serve as a more effective and modern alternative to traditional physical barriers for queue management and crowd control.

Focusonics® directional speakers are capable of acting as a powerful tool for creating an audiovisual art installation. These speakers emit a focused beam of sound, which can be directed to a specific audience or area.

Focusonics® was showcased at the opening of SIC to demonstrate an immersive sound experience of directional speakers.

This guide describes the tools needed to install Focusonics® directional speakers, presents practical installation guidelines, and showcases the most popular ways to install them in different environments.

Focusonics® speakers were used in a collaborative audio exploration project between the artists from the three Baltic countries, Ukraine, Poland, Finland, and the Netherlands. The project “Difficult Pasts. Connected Worlds” was designed to look for novel approaches through which art and culture can help the general public become more aware of the connections between the past and present.

Throughout the summer, Focusonics® directional speakers were present at The London Open 2022 exhibition in Whitechapel Gallery. The sound system was a part of the London-based artist Dawoon Kim's art installation telling an audiovisual story of how she sees the world by responding to the time and generation she is a part of. The installation featured a photograph titled Practice (Mirrored) and an accompanying soundtrack.