Hearing Technologies

ISELIN, NEW JERSEY – Signia has announced that Signia Active Pro IX is now available in the United States. Featuring advanced hearing technology, an industry-leading hearing-in-noise platform, and a familiar earbud design, Signia Active Pro IX aims to address barriers to hearing aid adoption while supporting better hearing for individuals with hearing loss. “Signia Active Pro IX combines the ease

DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA – MED-EL Corporation announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved new indications for its cochlear implant system, including the first-ever approval related to hearing preservation outcomes. The updated indication in the United States now includes adults with bilateral moderate-to-profound sensorineural hearing loss and aided word recognition scores of 50% or less in the

ISELIN, NEW JERSEY – Rexton has introduced the Rexton Reach inoX-CIC Li, a rechargeable completely-in-canal (CIC) hearing aid, as an addition to its Rexton Reach platform. This new hearing aid is designed to provide wearers with a discreet, convenient solution equipped with advanced stabilization technology to improve hearing in challenging environments. The Rexton Reach inoX-CIC Li features an instant-fit design

AURORA, ILLIONOIS – Unitron has announced the official launch of two new Vivante™ styles, Stride™ V-M and Stride V-SP, expanding the company’s range of hearing solutions on the Vivante platform and providing patients with more options to meet their needs. Designed for flexibility and comfort, Stride V-M and Stride V-SP increase the variety of choices available within Unitron’s portfolio. Both

EDEN PRAIRIE, MINNESOTA – Starkey, the only American-owned major hearing aid manufacturer, last week announced that its newest hearing technology, Edge AI, is now available through the Veterans Affairs Administration, Department of Defense and the Indian Health Service. Building on the success of Genesis AI, “Edge AI represents the next leap in intelligent hearing technology, redefining the patient and provider

WHITE BEAR LAKE, MINNESOTA — Envoy Medical®, Inc. (NASDAQ: “COCH”), a hearing health company specializing in fully implanted hearing systems, announced the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) approval of its Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) application for a pivotal study of the Acclaim® Fully Implanted Cochlear Implant. The Acclaim® technology includes an implanted sensor that leverages the ear’s natural anatomy

Trihear has announced the launch of LiberMore, an advanced assistive listening system designed to transform how individuals with hearing challenges engage with public environments. Debuting at the 68th EUHA, LiberMore features innovative technology aimed at providing optimal hearing experiences across various settings. Recently, LiberMore was named a category winner in 2024 Hearing Technology Innovator Awards, highlighting its cutting-edge design and

ITASCA, ILLINOIS — Knowles Corporation (NYSE: KN), a leading global supplier of high-performance electronics for demanding applications, including capacitors and radio frequency (“RF”) filters, advanced micro-acoustic microphones, and balanced armature speakers, has teamed up with Mimi Hearing Technologies, the provider of the number one hearing test app on the market and a global leader of sound personalization software, to create

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM – Oto, a pioneering digital therapeutic for tinnitus, has achieved CE marking as a Class I medical device in Europe. This regulatory milestone makes Oto the first English-language, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)-based digital treatment for tinnitus available across Europe, addressing a critical need for patients. Currently, only 2.1% of tinnitus patients receive CBT, widely regarded as the

LYNGE, DENMARK – At a time when hearing family and friends in noise continues to be the top requirement for hearing aid wearers1, hearing aid  Signia announced today the results of a new study that demonstrates the superiority of its Signia Integrated Xperience (IX) platform to overcome the added challenge of following dynamic group conversations in noisy environments.2 According to