Software
In addition to our specialist acoustic consulting work, we develop high quality acoustic design tools that are used globally by scholars, consultants, designers, and manufacturers.
We are continually looking to improve our services, expand our technical expertise and develop our equipment and systems in order to provide the most comprehensive and cutting-edge design tools.
INSUL
INSUL is a program developed to predict the sound insulation in walls, floors, roofs, ceilings, and windows. The program has a simple and easy-to-use interface, which can be used to quickly develop performance estimates for a diverse range of construction options.
IRIS
IRIS is a room acoustics measurement system for capturing and analysing room impulse responses in 3D using an ambisonic microphone. Once the soundfield is captured, IRIS quickly and efficiently analyses the data and displays a full range of acoustic parameters, and a 3D IRIS plot - a colour-coded diagram that shows direction, intensity and time delay of reflected sound energy. This graphic enables easy comparison of acoustic conditions at different locations in a room, and of different rooms.
dBWav
dBWav is a user-friendly tool, developed to allow for quick and accurate analysis of audio files from underwater noise surveys. This powerful tool can comfortably handle the large data sets of generated raw audio files and provide a high-level review for quick identification of features and trends.
dBSea
dBSea is a powerful tool for underwater noise prediction and visualisation in a variety of environments and scenarios. The software incorporates a user-friendly interface which allows models to be quickly developed and modified. The 3D workspace allows clear visualisation of bathymetry data, noise sources and prediction results.
ZORBA
ZORBA is a quick, easy-to-use tool for predicting the sound absorption performance of porous systems with perforated facings. It is ideal for investigating the finishes of acoustically critical rooms such as studios, concerts halls, classrooms, and lecture theatres.