Projection speakers are a type of loudspeaker that uses a horn-shaped or waveguide enclosure to direct and focus sound in a specific direction, can be mounted on walls or ceilings. Unlike traditional speakers that radiate sound in all directions, projection speakers are designed to direct sound to a specific location, audience or area where traditional speakers are not effective.

Public address systems: Projection speakers are often used in public address (PA) systems to project sound over long distances, such as in outdoor or large indoor spaces. They can be used to broadcast announcements, emergency alerts, or other important information.

Transportation hubs: Projection speakers are often used in transportation hubs such as airports, train stations, and bus terminals to provide audio announcements and other information to passengers.

Retail stores: Projection speakers can be used in retail stores to provide targeted audio content such as promotional messages, product information, or announcements.

Museums and galleries: Projection speakers can be used in museums and galleries to provide audio content such as exhibit information, guided tours, or interactive displays.

Theatres and cinemas: Projection speakers can be used in theatres and cinemas to provide directional audio for movie soundtracks or live performances.