Sound masking works by injecting an additional sound into the space. This may sound contradictory, but the frequency of sound masking is actually tuned to match the frequency of a human voice. This then has the ability to ‘mask’ any human speech, making the room appear quieter and cancelling out any unwanted background conversations.
Meeting rooms are a great place for audio and video conferencing, but with sound leakage in and out of meeting rooms, employees can be put off having that all-important conference with long distance colleagues, stakeholders or even clients.