Author: Stefani Kim

Listen Technologies Launches ‘Listen Everywhere’ WiFi Product

Listen EVERYWHERE can be utilized in houses of worship and classroom settings where ambient noise and distance can make it difficult for congregants and students to hear audio clearly. The product also can be used in indoor arenas and airports and in combination with other ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) systems such as ListenRF, ListenIR, or ListenLOOP for assistive listening.

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Dizziness Drug May Improve Long-term Memory, Say University of Tokyo Researchers

During recent studies by researchers in Japan, histamine improved people’s long-term memory test scores depending on the strength of the original memory and could temporarily extend mice memories by as much as 25 days longer than normal. Clarifying the role of histamine in memory may help alleviate symptoms of memory disorders, such as Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.

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Sonion and Valencell Demo RIC Hearing Aid with Embedded Biometric Sensor at CES 2019

The BiometRIC measures key vital signs and activity levels and will help address the documented comorbidities associated with hearing loss, including cognitive impairment, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, stroke, arthritis, and cancer. In addition, BiometRIC will provide a platform for Valencell and Sonion to deliver future innovations in hearing aids, such as measuring blood pressure and blood oxygenation.

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Starkey to Demonstrate New Features of Livio AI at 2019 CES

Building on the recent launch of the “world’s first Healthable hearing technology,” Livio AI, Starkey Hearing Technologies announced the “first-ever” Fall Detection and Alert capability within a hearing aid, as well as Heart Rate Measurement and built-in Virtual Assistant, on the eve of the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, January 8-11.

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Widex Evoke Energy Cell Technology Named CES 2019 Award Honoree

WIDEX EVOKE featuring WIDEX ENERGY CELL technology will debut at CES as “the world’s first battery-free hearing aid” at the Sands Expo. The fuel cell reportedly powers the hearing aid through a safe electrochemical reaction using oxygen and methanol, with the only waste from this reaction being a small amount of water and carbon dioxide.

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