O2 and Mavenir Trial Network-Based Technology to Improve Call Clarity for People With Hearing Loss
Most trial participants reported improved call clarity through a network-level audio optimization technology that requires no new device or app.
Most trial participants reported improved call clarity through a network-level audio optimization technology that requires no new device or app.
The infrared assistive listening solution now meets federal procurement standards, simplifying purchasing for government and regulated industry projects.
Listen Technologies will showcase Auri, its Auracast-based assistive listening system, at AuDacity 2025, offering demonstrations and real-world use of Auracast broadcast audio technology.
Hearing care professionals can distinguish their services from OTC devices by focusing on advanced hearing aid features for accessibility.
Read MoreClearCast Hearing has launched a personal assistive listening (PAL) device that provides an alternative to traditional hearing aids.
Read MoreThe OrCam Hear is designed to amplify the voice of targeted speakers, while removing other voices and ambient noise.
Read MoreListen Technologies and Ampetronic are developing a complete-installed assistive listening system utilizing Auracast broadcast audio tech.
Read MoreContacta launched a new rechargeable loop listener, the RX-30, a complete wireless receiver, designed to help people with hearing loss.
Read MoreA new crowdfunding campaign aims to get breakthrough hearing technology into the hands of those who struggle to hear in noisy environments.
Read MoreAudioTelligence releases Orsana, a compact assistive listening device, to enhance hearing abilities in noisy environments with or without Bluetooth hearing aids.
Read MoreUSound, a provider of MEMS-technology-based audio solutions for hearables and wearables, announced the launch of the newest ASIC linear audio amplifier, Tarvos 1.0 UC-P3010, designed to drive USound MEMS speakers.
Read MoreThe new deadline to apply is February 15. Now in its sixth year, the scholarship program supports audiology students in pursuing their educational goals.
Read MoreThe National Acoustic Laboratories (NAL) in Australia has addressed masking and language comprehension problems by developing the free NALscribe iPad app that clinics can use to make communication easier for people struggling to hear.
Read MoreSome inventions, like the telephone, just seem to stick around and evolve. Hearing loops and the telecoils that use them fall into that category.
Read MoreRobert Bishton, BC-HIS, says we have recently seen the introduction of what could be called “Superfecta” hearing aids: instruments that come in a cosmetically pleasing small RIC/RITE form-factor, are rechargeable, equipped with wireless connectivity (to smartphones, remote mics and TV streamers) as well as a built-in telecoil.
Read MoreListen Navilution is a GPS-triggered commentary system that delivers prerecorded audio stories and information.
Read MoreThe new functionality “can make it easier for interpreters using ListenTALK to listen to audio in one language and speak the words in another language without having to carry additional equipment.”
Read MoreNeosensory, a company that builds devices for sensory augmentation, and Oaktree Products, a provider of clinical supplies to the hearing care industry, have partnered to allow hearing care professionals to purchase the Neosensory Buzz for their patients directly through Oaktree Products.
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