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EarLog: Opportunistic Ear Physiology Sensing toward Personalized Hearing Risk Awareness
Many headphone users risk irreversible hearing damage during high-load listening, yet current protection still relies on sound-pressure limits. Clinical tests detect damage after it becomes measurable, leaving the risk-accumulating process unobserved. The acoustic reflex (AR), an involuntary respons
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