Unitron has launched Smile, an advanced AI-powered hearing platform, offering enhanced sound quality, universal connectivity, and user-friendly features designed to enhance the everyday lives of people with hearing loss.
Researchers at Wake Forest University have developed a flexible, non-invasive hearing device that may offer an effective alternative to implantable aids and surgeries for treating conductive hearing loss.
This study evaluates how different hearing aid platforms manage noise reduction to balance speech intelligibility with environmental awareness, highlighting the importance of adaptive processing strategies.
Unitron launched new Vivante-style hearing aids, Stride V-M and Stride V-SP, designed to offer flexibility, comfort, and advanced technology.
Widex has introduced the Allure hearing aid platform, designed to balance clear speech with natural awareness, as well as its Compass Cloud cloud-based fitting software solution.
Eargo and HearX, maker of Lexie hearing aids, have merged to form LXE Hearing, a new over-the-counter hearing aid company.
Sound quality in digital hearing aids is often compromised due to signal-processing delay and the resulting “comb-filter effect.” To change this, Widex recently introduced a new solution, designed particularly for mild-to-moderate hearing losses, which employs an ultralow delay. This results in a sound quality that has, until now, been unattainable in digital hearing aids. This article describes the physics of hearing aid delay, and presents a field study on the sound quality experience of the new system.
Signia launched a new technology that enables hearing aid wearers to hear all speakers in noisy group conversations clearly.
Amplifi Hearing launched a web-enabled version of its hearing aid comparison system designed to enhance patient engagement and satisfaction.