Data from the World Health Organization shows that about 1.1 billion young people around the world are at risk of hearing damage due to noise exposure. Among them, the "invisible killer" building environmental noise pollution is easily overlooked, including roaring traffic noise, low-frequency humming of air-conditioning systems, vibration of building equipment, noise from neighborhood life, etc. The ubiquitous noise not only interferes with the quality of life and erodes people's hearing health, but is also likely to cause sleep disorders and even cardiovascular diseases.
How to protect your ears
Create a more peaceful and healthy living environment?
Owens Corning innovates materials technology
Helping buildings achieve "active noise reduction"