Leveraging Deep Neural Networks in Hearing Aids
New deep neural network noise reduction technology found in Phonak Audéo Sphere Infinio improves listening effort for hearing aid users.
New deep neural network noise reduction technology found in Phonak Audéo Sphere Infinio improves listening effort for hearing aid users.
This article outlines results from an experiment at the National Acoustic Laboratories (NAL) using a narrow-directionality (binaural beamformer) feature, and shows the advantage of this type of directional feature in situations where listening to a frontal target speech is a challenging task, and a closed fitting is acceptable.
Previous tinnitus studies have demonstrated the benefits of fractal tones and Widex Zen Therapy (WZT) when used in conjunction with amplification, but there have been no studies on the use of fractal tones alone for tinnitus sufferers who do not require or wish to consider amplification. Until now...
BrainHearing endeavors to help the brain orient, separate, focus, and recognize sounds in order to apply meaning through the use of modern and highly sophisticated technologies and improved hearing aid fitting protocols to maximize hearing and listening.
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