‘3D spatial sound’ should make voice and video calls more immersive


Nokia made the first voice and video call using ‘3D spatial sound’. — AFP Relaxnews

Nokia recently made the first voice and video call in “3D spatial sound”, a technology that will be offered with the future 5G Advanced standard. This premiere promises three-dimensional sound, as if the person you’re talking to is right there with you.

This very first cellular call made in "3D spatial sound" is a feat achieved thanks to the new IVAS codec (for Immersive Voice and Audio Services). Incidentally, it was made by Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark to Stefan Lindström, the Finnish Ambassador of Digitalization and New Technologies.

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