Jonas Braasch

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Jonas Braasch is a leading researcher at the intersection of architectural acoustics, binaural signal processing, and assistive robotics. His foundational work in binaural processing explores how the human auditory system localizes sound and forms spatial awareness, with key contributions published in his widely cited 2013 work, *An Introduction to Binaural Processing* (21 citations). Braasch has also advanced binaural signal-processing models that mimic the astonishing capabilities of human hearing, as detailed in his 2011 chapter on the subject (7 citations). Beyond auditory science, he has made significant strides in assistive robotics, notably with the *Jamster* project (2014, 17 citations)—a mobile dual-arm robot controlled via the Jamboxx interface, enabling mobility-disabled users to perform daily tasks manually rather than relying on full autonomy. This human-centered approach highlights his commitment to empowering individuals through technology. With over 45 citations across his most notable works, Braasch’s interdisciplinary research bridges acoustics, signal processing, and robotics, offering profound insights into both human perception and practical assistive solutions.