The library is a public space with quiet as its core feature, but with the introduction of multimedia resources and modern services, it has become a major challenge for administrators to enhance the user experience while at the same time maintaining the tranquil atmosphere of the library. For example, in some areas, users want to acquire knowledge by watching educational videos and listening to audio lectures, while readers in other areas need a relatively quiet environment for focused reading. This conflict of needs makes sound management an important issue in library design.

Audfly directional speakers provide an efficient solution for libraries. Directional speakers are able to deliver sound precisely to a specific area, creating a separate audio space that ensures that people in that area can clearly hear the sound, while patrons in other areas are not disturbed in any way.

By installing Audfly directional speakers or directional soundbars in libraries, libraries can provide a multimedia-rich listening experience in specific areas while maintaining a quiet atmosphere in other sections by precisely controlling the direction and range of sound transmission. This innovative directional sound technology strikes a balance between “diverse services” and a “quiet atmosphere,” creating a more comfortable and efficient environment for users.