Simulating Human Physiology Ear, Lung, and Full-Body Patient Simulators
An ear simulator replicates the acoustic behavior of the human ear, mimicking the ear canal and eardrum response. This technology is primarily used for testing earphones, hearing aids, and headphones, ensuring sound quality meets the standards of human hearing. Audiologists and audio engineers rely on ear simulators to measure sound leakage, distortion, and frequency response.