Hearing Technologies

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK — HIMSA has announced the official release of Noah ES. Released in late January 2022, Noah ES already has over 270 users in the USA and Europe. Noah ES stands for Noah Extended Services and, as the logo implies, the project is to create a cloud-enabled version of Noah. With Noah ES, Noah Services will now reside and

HAIFA, ISRAEL – Alango Technologies, a leading independent supplier of DSP voice and audio enhancement software technologies for the communication industry, announced the release of a new, advanced version of its BeHear® ACCESS hearing amplifier featuring an option for basic sound personalization without using an app, customizable tinnitus masking therapy, increased amplification without feedback, and easier pairing based on Bluetooth®

AHead Simulations is releasing a new refreshed CARL platform – their first product overhaul since CARL’s introduction to hearing healthcare in 2019. This new platform includes an update of all existing CARL units as well as a new CARL model that allows users to simulate audiometry and conduct audio analysis, named Audio CARL. All new products will be available for

U.S. based audiology telehealth company Treble Health and Oto, the UK based digital health startup for tinnitus support have announced a collaboration to allow Oto app users to access Treble Health’s team of audiologists for expert telehealth consultations. With this collaboration, tinnitus patients using Oto’s behavioral therapy mobile app can, at the tap of a finger, speak directly to one

SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY – Sonic has expanded the Radiant family with two new miniBTE styles, a full range of performance levels and hands-free calls for iPhone and iPad users, offers hearing care professionals more opportunities to provide personalized solutions to their patients. “You can always count on Sonic to support hearing care practitioners in providing the best possible hearing care.

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