Explore the fascinating world of sound localization in this 25-minute conference talk from Churchill CompSci Talks. Delve into the emerging methods of determining sound source origins, inspired by both physical analysis and biological systems. Examine various implementations, from simple two-microphone arrays to sophisticated KEMAR heads, and understand their design challenges and performance limitations. Discover how time and frequency-based cues contribute to sound localization and learn about the industries benefiting from these advancements. Gain insights into the recreation of human senses and their processing, a driving force in recent Computer Science research.