Wireless is not a new concept–even for hearing instruments. The challenge is which technology to use and how to use it. ReSound’s John Nelson, Ph.D., & Jill Mecklenburger, Au.D., presented at the 2013 AudiologyNOW! conference an overview of hearing instrument wireless solutions, including the advantages and limitations of different systems. Early wireless transmissions were accomplished […]
Wireless Technology: The Evolution Read More »
All technology connecting hearing instruments to sound sources or other people has one major functional goal–to improve the signal to noise ratio making speech easier to discriminate especially in the presence of background noise. Contemporary hearing instruments offer such connectivity through wireless streaming and wireless accessories. ReSound’s Charlotte Jespersen, M.A., and Brent Kirkwood, Ph.D., presented
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An interesting and unexpected trend has occurred. Many assumed that telecoil (induction loop) utilization would decrease with the introduction of digital wireless hearing aids and accessories. However, installations for induction loops are at an all-time high in the United States. Rena Appleby, Au.D., and Stephen Hallenbeck, Au.D., recently presented on wireless hearing aid technology at
21st Century Waves Using Induction and Antennas Read More »