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Auracast trial at Bristol Temple Meads and shows bright future of accessible rail travel
A trial at Bristol Temple Meads shows exactly why Auracast could transform rail travel. And if more proof was needed, I experienced it...
Phil Creighton5 Mins read
ReSound Enzo IA Super Power hearing aid launches with Auracast, AI-driven speech understanding and 28-hour battery life
Hearing technology firm GN has unveiled its latest hearing aid in the Super Power category – the ReSound Enzo IA. Designed for people...
Phil Creighton2 Mins read
To Infinium and beyond: Williams AV launches easy new Auracast audio system
US-based firm Williams AV has launched its new Infinium Controller Transmitter Auracast system and visitors to an Australian Expo will be among the...
Phil Creighton2 Mins read
Sophie’s choice: The WYO makes history with Wyoming’s first Auracast installation
Performing Arts and Education Center becomes first performing arts venue in the US state to install the Auri assistive listening system Theatregoers at...
Phil Creighton3 Mins read
Brilliant! LG’s webOS Hub 3.0 update includes Auracast
Smart tellies are now getting even smarter, as LG updates its webOS Hub 3.0 to include Auracast. It’s used in third-party sets rather...
Phil Creighton3 Mins read
Why RNID is excited about Auracast – and what it thinks needs to happen for it to become THE standard
It’s not often that a piece of technology comes along with the potential to transform the everyday lives of millions. But that’s exactly...
Phil Creighton7 Mins read
Birmingham Hippodrome theatre joins the Auracast revolution
Another theatre has announced it has installed an Auracast sound system, this time in Birmingham. The famous Hippodrome Theatre, which once hosted the...
Phil Creighton3 Mins read
Auracast at the airport? Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson sets out accessibility recommendations for the aviation industry
It’s chocs away for the possibility of Auracast coming to airports and aeroplanes. A new Aviation Accessibility Report has been released, giving key...
Phil Creighton3 Mins read
