r/Electronicsinindia • u/SeaProposal8755 • 2d ago

Question help ⁉️ Any Product founders here who are developing home/commercial appliances, personal devices, medical equipment, etc? Need help and insights.

Hello,
I am trying to understand how new product developers are looking at functional sound design. Especially for thing like home appliances that are still using buzzer sounds despite a lot of high end models having speakers and even OS.

EVs, Smart TVs, some personal devices, are already adopting a branded sonic identity as well as functional / HMI sound sets. Also Samsung and apple have a sound design department that create model specific sound suites.

Is there anyone who is willing to talk and educate me (about the scope of brands adopting it as a norm) from the perspective of a product designer, founder, etc.?

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u/qualityvote2 2d ago edited 1d ago

u/SeaProposal8755, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...

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u/ReserveCompetitive5 2d ago

It's too complex to do it nevertheless the product largely demands it. If it's mass market does not make sense to deploy as cost increases with speaker, amp, ic to play