Hands free applications in automobiles, such as voice recognition and Bluetooth communications, have been one of the great features added to vehicles’ infotainment systems. However, cabin and road noises degrade audio quality and negatively impact consumers’ experience. Research has been conducted and several noise reduction techniques have been proposed. However, due to the complexity of noise environments inside and outside vehicles, the hands free sounds quality still poses an issue for consumers. This continuously existed problem requires more research in this field. This paper proposes a novel technique to reduce noise and enhance voice recognition and Bluetooth audio quality in vehicles’ hands free applications. It utilizes the dual Kalman Filtering (KF) technique to suppress noise. This method has been validated using a MATLAB/SIMULINK simulation environment, which showed improvements in noise reductions in both Gaussian and non-Gaussian environments.
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