A Medical Audiometry Room is a specialized space designed for conducting hearing tests, specifically audiometry, which measures an individual's hearing ability across a range of sound frequencies. This room is critical in audiology clinics, hospitals, and other medical settings where accurate hearing assessments are required.

A Silencing Chamber is another term often used to refer to an Anechoic Chamber or Semi-Anechoic Chamber. These are specialized rooms designed to completely absorb reflections of sound or electromagnetic waves, making them extremely quiet and free from echoes.

A Partial Discharge Shielding Room (or Partial Discharge Test Room) is a specialized enclosure designed to isolate electrical equipment during testing to prevent external electromagnetic interference from affecting the test results

A "shielding machine room," also known as a shielded room or RF shielded enclosure, is a specially designed space that blocks electromagnetic fields (EMFs) from entering or leaving the room. The primary purpose of such a room is to create an environment free from external electromagnetic interference (EMI), which is essential for certain types of sensitive equipment and experiments.

An anechoic chamber is a specialized room designed to completely absorb reflections of sound or electromagnetic waves. The name "anechoic" literally means "without echo." These chambers are used in various scientific and industrial applications to create an environment free from external noise and internal reflections, allowing for precise testing and measurements.

An electromagnetic shielding room, also known as a shielded room or Faraday cage, is a room or structure specifically designed to block electromagnetic waves. Its primary purpose is to obstruct external or internal electromagnetic fields, in order to prevent electromagnetic interference (EMI) or electromagnetic radiation (EMR) from affecting sensitive equipment or experimental results.