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Active Noise Control for Augmented Reality Glasses using Virtual Sensing with Directional Robustness
Active noise control (ANC) is an established technique for mitigating acoustic noise, successfully implemented in various commercial applications. However, the application of ANC to augmented reality (AR) glasses remains an emerging area, where a key challenge is the lack of a microphone at the user
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