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‘Would Auracast help you on the bus?’
'Would Auracast help you on the bus?' It's a simple question and one that was asked to me by someone from a company...
Phil Creighton3 Mins read
How GN’s Deep Neural Networks help make sense of speech in noisy environments
There can be no denying that we live in an exciting time for hearing technology, as AI is making them more powerful, including...
Phil Creighton4 Mins read
Williams AV to expand Infinium Auracast range as global demand surges
For nearly 50 years, Williams AV has been helping people hear in public settings – and now it is adding Auracast to its...
Phil Creighton6 Mins read
Hands Off Our Telecoils? It should be Hands On Our Auracasts!
Hands Off Our Telecoils is a new campaign launched by the European Federation of Hard of Hearing People (EFHOH) at its recent AGM....
Phil Creighton4 Mins read
Create a brilliant Auracast for a church, place of worship, or meeting room for just £43
One of the many selling points of Auracast is that any company can create Auracasters – the devices that transmit the signal. This...
Phil Creighton3 Mins read
Why we think Phonak is wrong about Auracast
Phonak has set out its stall on Auracast: it’s exciting, but you can’t have it yet. A blog post published this week presents...
Phil Creighton8 Mins read
Rexton launches Reach … without Auracast
Rexton has launched a new range of hearing aids without Auracast, saying they “set a new standard for connectivity”. We argue that it’s...
Phil Creighton3 Mins read
Easy advocacy tools will encourage Auracast Advocates
https://vimeo.com/1119530705?fl=pl&fe=sh The need for Auracast advocacy is real: “Ultimately, this isn’t just about the technology. It’s about the people – people who deserve...
Phil Creighton5 Mins read
