08 October 2024

New Features: Reflection Tracking and the Material Builder

October 8th at 2:00 PM UTC / 10:00 AM EST.

See the new features in action

In this webinar, Ólafur Hafstein Pjetursson, Product Manager at Treble Technologies, showcased the latest upcoming features of Treble focusing on Reflection Tracking, the Material Builder and direct impedance imports.

  • Gain insight into how Reflection Tracking enhances the accuracy of acoustic simulations by capturing complex reflections in detail.
  • Discover how the Material Builder and impedance imports empower you to define and optimize material properties for precise simulations.
  • Learn how to apply these cutting-edge tools within the Treble web app to elevate your simulation projects with expert precision and efficiency.
  • Engage with us in the live Q&A session.

Meet our expert

Ólafur Hafstein Pjetursson, Product Manager at Treble Technologies

Ólafur Hafstein Pjetursson is a Product Manager at Treble Technologies with vast experience in Acoustic engineering and modeling.

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