ITOKI CORPORATION (Head office: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; President: Yoshiro Hirai) will release optional accessories (available to special order) for its in-house products "ADDSITE," "HAX," and "CORTILE" in conjunction with the release of the speech privacy system "HAX-2" (Yamaha Corporation).

"ADDSITE", "HAX" and "CORTILE" are semi-closed booths in the open space of an office, allowing you to choose the optimal working space for the type of work you are doing. Yamaha Corporation has now launched the "VSP-2" speech privacy system, an audio environment product developed to prevent conversations from being overheard during meetings and to create an environment where it is difficult to hear surrounding conversations, as an optional accessory for the above three products (available to order).

Main Specifications

The Speech Privacy System is a solution that uses "information masking technology" developed by Yamaha Corporation with the aim of preventing conversations from being overheard by third parties and protecting privacy and confidential information. "Information masking sounds" synthesized from human voices camouflage and conceal the audio information of conversations, making it possible to make conversations unclear at relatively low volumes. In addition, sounds that blend into any space, such as natural sounds like the sound of a forest or a babbling river, musical instruments, and electronic sounds, can provide comfort to the space.

The newly released "VSP-2" is designed to be installed on the top of an ADDSITE panel or on the frame of a HAX or CORTILE in order to maximize its effectiveness.

Installation example for ADDSITE

Installation example for HAX

Installation example for CORTILE

In the current situation where office spaces are becoming more open and various everyday spaces such as cafes and waiting rooms are becoming workers places, the impact of various surrounding sounds greatly affects the performance of workers. ITOKI will continue to combine the various experiences and achievements it has cultivated up to now with the latest technology to aim to create "working environments" where workers can work comfortably and concentrate more.