The Anechoic chamber is a room designed to completely absorb reflections of either sound or electromagnetic waves. It was sometimes also called an anechoic chamber during the 20th century. Any sound emitted in the anechoic chambers is totally absorbed by the panels. Working in a noisy environment can be a major distraction to your cognitive function. The soundproof walls, ceiling, and flooring of an Anechoic Chambers remove any kind of noise from your environment and provide a silent, isolated space for recording audio or testing electronics. The perfect environment for working with a delicate microphone, listening to a piece of music or designing an audio system. It is important to indicate the purpose of the room or possibly the desired frequency range in which the room should work. Also indicate the size of the door to the room and the amount of power and ventilation needed.