MEMS speakers are driving the development of the audio field.

Audio refers to the frequencies of sound waves audible to the human ear. It is a crucial element of contextual awareness, and loudspeakers, as an important type of audio device, have become a key focus of research and development in the Internet of Things (IoT) field. MEMS loudspeakers are miniature transducers that convert electrical signals into sound signals. Their core components (such as actuators/drivers, diaphragms, and thermoacoustic diaphragms) are fabricated on semiconductor materials using MEMS technology. MEMS loudspeakers offer advantages such as low cost, low power consumption, high reliability, and ease of integration. MEMS loudspeakers are increasingly being used in smartphones, IoT, AR/VR, AI, wearable devices, and more.

MEMS speakers, when used in headphones, deliver clear, clean, and layered bass and treble. The treble is melodious and the high-resolution audio source surpasses CD resolution (16bit/44.1kHz) to (~24bit/192kHz), allowing you to feel the original sound of the performer and the atmosphere of the performance, hearing sounds never before heard before.