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Caterpillars don’t have ears, but they can still hear predators

Caterpillars hear sound through tiny body hairs, not ears, helping them detect predators and inspiring microphone technology.
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Google Home Max losing Nest Aware sound detection

If you’re a Nest Aware subscriber, your Google displays and speakers can be used to detect smoke alarms and glass breaking. The Google Home Max is now set to loose sound detection from May 8. Google ...
UPI

Study: Sound improves detection of electric cars for pedestrians

Nov. 30 (UPI) --Electric vehicles are quiet enough to create a safety concern, particularly for visually impaired pedestrians, even with artificial sounds implemented, a study presented Tuesday during ...
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Google Home Max Loses Smoke Alarm and Burglar Detection Features

The beloved Google Home Max will lose Sound Detection functionality on May 8th. Sound Detection, which requires a Nest Aware ...
techtimes

[UPDATE] Alexa Can Now Respond To The Sound Of Running Water and Beeping Appliances + Easier Prescription Refills and Other Features!

Editor's note: A spokesperson from Amazon reached out to us. In our previous report, we mentioned, " you can tell Alexa to call Amazon Pharmacy and your request will be automatically forwarded." ...