HiddenHub can adapt the sound to the shape of the rooms

The shape of room gives big effect to the acoustic quality you can get. Each recording studio or theater requires precise calculations to obtain the best acoustic quality needed. But it will be too complicated and expensive if we have to pay an acoustic expert to design each room in our house just to get optimal sound from the speakers we have.

A startup from United States offers a solution without requiring consumers to pay an acoustic expert to design their homes. The developer creates a clever speaker that can adapt the sound to the shape of the rooms in your house.

HiddenHub has a shape like a giant hockey puck. Inside this device there are four drivers and a subwoofer. With Adaptive Sound technology that's created by the developer, the HiddenHub will adjust the sound distribution of each driver so that the whole corner of the room can be 'covered' by the sound. Simply put, no matter wherever you are in the room, you will hear the same sound quality.

HiddenHub can be put not only on the table; it's equipped with an accelerometer to understand the orientation. In other words, it can also be tethered to the wall, and the sound obtained is equivalent to the produced sound when it is positioned horizontally on the table - the sales package includes a holder that can be fitted with two small screws.

HiddenHub is equipped with almost all types of existing wireless connectivity, ranging from Bluetooth, Wi-Fi (AirPlay and DLNA) and also via optical cable to obtain flawless sound quality. HiddenHub can even create its own Wi-Fi network without connecting to a router.

Multi-room system is also presented in this device. Users can connect multiple HiddenHub at once, placing each of them in different rooms, and control them all through a single application. Or if you're next to it, you can use the bezel on the upper surface to set the course of music; swipe to set the volume, and tap to play/pause the music.

This smart speaker relies on battery as a power source. One time of charge can provide approximately 12 hours of music playback, or you can also plug it into an electrical outlet continuously. In a dim room, the HiddenHub will emit a soft blue light. Users can adjust the level of brightness in order to get a fit mood in accordance with the music that's being played.

If you are interested in having the HiddenHub, you can order it through Kickstarter at a price of $ 349.