KEMAR

Today, more than 40 years after and in the hands of G.R.A.S., KEMAR is able to test any device that contains both loudspeakers and microphones as well as performing binaural recordings of product sound and music. At G.R.A.S., we safeguard KEMAR's legacy, but are also continuously expanding the range of features and functionalities leading to new applications and users - without compromising KEMAR's original form. Thus have we celebrated KEMAR's 40 years of duty and look into the coming era with a face-lifted version... KEMAR is introduced and is the first, commercially available head and torso simulator for acoustic measurements. KEMAR is the abbreviation of Knowles Electronics Manikin for Acoustic Research. Mahlon D. Burkhard is leading the development in close corporation with his colleagues from Industrial Research Products, Inc., Knowles Electronics and foresighted colleagues from audiology institutions and the industry. They develop KEMAR to fulfill the growing demand for..