Acoustics & transducers
From suspension and motor design to enclosure loading, radiation and tuning. The component and the listening experience are developed together.
Acoustic designWildPines / Product engineering
Smart audio.
Engineered as one.
From acoustic detail to connected product. We bring the disciplines together to make the whole system work.
Audio roots. Whole-product thinking.Take a closer look
Inside the engineering
The detail behind
the sound.
Transducer developmentDynamic analysis
Engineering note / 01A small part.
A small part.
A system-level question.
A suspension guides the moving assembly of a transducer. Its geometry is one of the details behind how a loudspeaker behaves.
- What you’re looking at
- A finite-element study showing the suspension through a simulated displacement cycle.
- What to look for
- Watch how different parts of the suspension deform as the moving assembly travels.
- Why we study it
- To examine component behavior alongside the acoustic target, before the next prototype.
Across the product
Depth in the parts.
Clarity in the whole.
One product brief, with the right disciplines around it.
Electronics & integration
Audio, power, connectivity, mechanics and DSP, resolved around the same physical product—not as isolated workstreams.
System integrationPrototypes & production readiness
Simulation, measurement and prototype builds reveal what to refine, what to verify and what the next build needs.
Development processWhere it comes to life
Different settings.
The same care.
Audio products for the spaces we live in, the work we do and the places we go.
Let’s make it work.
Tell us what
you’re building.
A new idea, a demanding subsystem or a product that needs another way forward.