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  • #-Link-Snipped-# was the major attraction at the recently organized Detroit auto show. The version of Escape that was showcased at North American International Auto Show | North American International Auto Show had many additions technology wise. However the company has now upgraded this version to reduce external noise. The credit of creating near quite interior goes to elliptical acoustic mirror!
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    The mirror which resembles a satellite dish and microphone has helped the #-Link-Snipped-# engineering team to reduce wind noise in car to unprecedented levels. Technically speaking there are many sources through which the noise can find its path in the car. This primarily hinders conversation inside. This is also does not let passengers enjoy music.
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    The main function of elliptical acoustic mirror is to identify hot-spots through which more noise penetrates interior. By using these mirrors, the engineering team could make some significant changes without affecting the style statement of the car. The work of modifying and testing the car was performed at Ford Aeroacoustic Wind Tunnel in Germany. The tool which was employed to engineer this noise efficient car was until now available only with European Luxury brands. This is the first time that any US company has tried their hand at utilizing this equipment to optimize performance.

    Today's cars are no longer only a means of transportation. This is the reason why automakers are trying their best to improve their vehicles quality wise. Ford in particular is very keen in integrating new technologies in its automobiles. #-Link-Snipped-#, #-Link-Snipped-# are some of its latest technological endeavors. Moreover the company is also planning to have its own #-Link-Snipped-#. The attempt is to unite Universities, laboratories and other organizations in development of engineering.
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