Starkey Adds Auracast Assistant, Google Fast Pair to Omega AI Platform
New features aim to simplify shared audio access, device pairing, and user-to-user communication for hearing aid wearers.
New features aim to simplify shared audio access, device pairing, and user-to-user communication for hearing aid wearers.
Widex has expanded its Allure portfolio in the U.S. with new BTE and ITE models—including its first rechargeable ITE—and a portable RIC charger.
ReSound Enzo IA is a very small rechargeable Super Power hearing aid for people with severe to profound hearing loss.
ReSound Vivia models available to veterans include a microRIE rechargeable and two non-rechargeable RIE models, including a CROS model in the microRIE style.
Read MoreNewSound’s OTC hearing aid powered by Femtosense’s Clara AI offers advanced speech enhancement and noise reduction through efficient, all-day AI processing.
Read MoreThe Phonak Audéo Sphere Infinio hearing aid, powered by real-time AI to enhance speech clarity in noisy environments, has won the Gold Edison Award for its innovative impact on personal wellness and health enhancement.
Read MoreStarkey President and CEO Brandon Sawalich has won the 2025 Artificial Intelligence Excellence Award from the Business Intelligence Group, recognizing his leadership in advancing AI-powered hearing technology.
Read MoreThe new Beltone Envision is an Auracast-compatible microRIE hearing aid featuring AI-driven noise management and improved voice clarity.
Read MoreNew deep neural network noise reduction technology found in Phonak Audéo Sphere Infinio improves listening effort for hearing aid users.
Read MorePhonak introduces the Audéo Sphere Infinio, a hearing aid with a real-time AI chip designed to enhance speech clarity in noisy environments, as part of its new Infinio portfolio.
Read MoreSoundwave Hearing launched new Sontro Self-Fitting OTC Hearing Aids that feature advanced AI technology and streaming capabilities.
Read MoreLed by Professor Dr Volker Hohmann, a hearing researcher at the University of Oldenburg, the CRC will receive up to 8.1 million Euros (USD $8.68 million) for a second funding phase running from 2022 to 2026. With the official title “Hearing Acoustics: Perceptual Principles, Algorithms, and Applications” (HAPPAA), the CRC is focusing on developing hearing aids and hearing assistance systems that use artificial intelligence (AI) to automatically adjust to different environments, making these devices more adaptable to the specific needs of individual users.
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