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SUMMARY:An Architecture and Implementation of Real-Time Sound Propagation 
 Hardware for Mobile Devices
DESCRIPTION:Technical Papers\n\nEUNJAE KIM, SUKWON CHOI, and JIYOUNG KIM (
 Sejong University, Sejongpia); JAE-HO NAH (Sangmyung Univesrity); WOONAM J
 UNG (Sejongpia); TAE-HYEONG LEE (Sejong University); YEON-KUG MOON (Korea 
 Electronics Technology Institute); and WOO-CHAN PARK (Sejong University, S
 ejongpia)\n\nThis paper presents a high-performance and low-power hardware
  architecture for real-time sound rendering on mobile devices. Traditional
  sound rendering algorithms require high-performance CPUs or GPUs for proc
 essing because of its high computational complexities to realize ultra-rea
 listic 3D audio. Thus, it has been hard to achieve real-time rates on low-
 power mobile devices. To overcome this limitation, we propose a hardware a
 rchitecture that adopts hardware-friendly sound-propagation-path calculati
 on algorithms. We verified the function and performance of our architectur
 e through its implementation on an FPGA board. According to ASIC evaluatio
 n with the 8-nm process technology, it achieves high performance with 120 
 FPS, low power consumption with 50 mW, and a small silicon area with 0.31 
 mm^2, allowing real-time sound rendering on mobile devices.\n\nRegistratio
 n Category: Full Access\n\nSession Chair: Jae-Ho Nah (Sangmyung University
 )
URL:https://asia.siggraph.org/2023/full-program?id=papers_825&sess=sess158
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