Immersive Audio - definition

A technology that creates a three-dimensional sound experience, making listeners feel as if sounds are coming from all around them, mimicking real-life acoustics. i.e.: Imagine you're listening to a concert recording with immersive audio. The music surrounds you: the vocals seem to come from the front, the drums from behind, and the audience's applause from all around. This spatial arrangement makes you feel as if you are actually present at the live concert.
Nokia has recently developed an feature for their mobile phone called "Nokia Immersive Audio". Nokia Immersive Audio is a technology designed to enhance the auditory experience by creating a sense of three-dimensional space with sound. It uses advanced audio processing techniques to place sounds around the listener in a way that mimics real-life acoustics, providing a more engaging and realistic audio experience.