Embracing Innovative Concepts in Hearing Care
To effect true change that benefits patients, hearing care professionals must cultivate and implement new and innovative ideas and processes.
To effect true change that benefits patients, hearing care professionals must cultivate and implement new and innovative ideas and processes.
Once hearing aid fitting targets are met, an increase in gain and output in the 1500 Hz region will add a sense of “warmth” to the fitting.
The University of Surrey will receive grant funding from Google to develop tech for instant Sign Language translation of website texts.
A new immersive video game called Blind Drive that’s called “virtual reality for your ears,” allows users to control a car while a “threatening” voice instructs them, according to an article in ‘Mashable.’
Read MoreThe SLinto dictionary, reportedly the first online, crowdsourced database for sign language, allows users to search for the meaning of a particular sign by identifying what fingers were used to make it and where on the body they’re placed, according to an article in Newsweek.
Read MorePlastic surgeons in China were able to grow a replacement ear on a man’s arm, then transplant the ear onto his head, according to a March 30 article in Xinhua.
Read MoreIn response to requests for more “bling” in its in-ear monitors (IEMs), Sensaphonics is debuting its Crystal Glitter colors for a “Glisten While You Listen” holiday promotion that offers discounts on special IEMs and Musicians Earplugs through December 31, 2016.
Read MoreMinneapolis, Minn-based Williams Sound has announced AVP Sales Scandinavia as its new, exclusive, commercial sound distribution partner in Sweden. AVP Sales is a distributor of professional audio equipment, representing a number of highly respected brands.
Read MoreProving that small is both beautiful and powerful, the Moxi Now from Unitron is considered the world’s smallest wireless receiver-in-the-canal (RIC) hearing aid based on exterior dimensions compared to other products in its class.
Read MoreBlueprint Solutions launched Blueprint Express, a medical report writer for audiology that allows clinicians to generate physician reports in minutes, and fax or email reports directly from the software without any paper print out.
Read MoreA new YouTube video from Smart Diagnostic Devices illustrates the benefits of audiometric data management on the Cloud using the SmartMove Cloud product. Data stored on the audiometer cannot be accessed from a remote location. SmartCloud aims to change that.
Read MoreRecognizing that formal training in telemedicine is not widely offered to physicians-in-training, the American Medical Association adopted a new policy to ensure medical students learn to use telecare.
Read MoreHansaton has announced the launch of its new jamHD S312 BTE hearing system and an accompanying new upgrade to its Scout Software 3.2.1. The jamHD hearing aids are designed for patients with difficult-to-fit ears and those who need a rugged hearing system.
Read MoreMelMedtronics has completed medical device registration with the FDA. The product line features the first tele-digital audiometer on mobile devices, the Tele-iAudiometer, which includes video communications, a range of audiological tests, and built-in analytics.
Read More“Audiologist” was rated #8 in the least-stressful job list of 2016 among 200 jobs tracked by CareerCast, a career guidance website.
Read MoreESCO announced a partnership with Hansaton to provide the Protection Plus plan, a Loss and Accidental Damage insurance plan for patients who have lost or damaged hearing aids while still under manufacturer’s warranty.
Read MoreHamilton Relay, a provider of Telecom Relay and Captioned Telephone Service to 18 US states and the District of Columbia, has announced that it will continue to be the provider of California Relay Service.
Read MoreAt the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Sony Mobile Communications rolled out a next-generation Xperia line of products with the first Xperia X series smartphones, along with ambient connected devices. Part of the rollout is the new Xperia Ear, a next-generation wireless ear-piece, or hearable.
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