New era of listening: Resound presents innovative devices at the IFA

Von NAG Redaktion

Erleben Sie auf der IFA Berlin die Zukunft des Hörens! ReSound präsentiert das weltweit erste Auracast™-fähige Hörgerät sowie innovatives Bluetooth®-Zubehör, das die Klangqualität verbessert und die Nutzung von Hörgeräten revolutioniert. Informieren Sie sich über bahnbrechende Technologien, die das Hörerlebnis für alle verbessern – unabhängig von Hörverlust. Besuchen Sie die Auracast™ Experience und entdecken Sie die neuesten Trends in der smarten Hörakustik!
Experience the future of hearing at IFA Berlin! Resound presents the world's first Auracast ™-capable hearing aid and innovative Bluetooth® accessories that improve the sound quality and revolutionize the use of hearing aids. Find out more about groundbreaking technologies that improve the listening experience for everyone - regardless of hearing loss. Visit the Auracast ™ experience and discover the latest trends in smart hearing acoustics! (Symbolbild/MB)

revolution of listening: Resound shows innovations at the IFA in Berlin

From September 6th to September 10th, 2024, the world's largest electronics fair IFA in Berlin, where innovative technology and user -friendliness are the focus. This year the IFA celebrates its 100th anniversary and moves numerous visitors to the radio tower lounge, which will be the heart of the latest developments in audio technology.

An outstanding topic at the fair is the new smart hearing aid Resound Nexia ™, which can not only score with the latest medical technology, but also impresses with its appealing design. Thanks to the integration of the new Bluetooth® Low Energy (LE) Audio standards and Auracast ™, it is the world's first of its kind to combine exceptional sound quality with practical functions. This hearing aid is particularly intended for people with different hearing loss and comes in different designs, including the tiny Microric variant that is hardly noticeable.

An important trend that responds to resound with its products is the increasing acceptance of hearing aids. Statistics show that every tenth German is affected by hearing loss and this technology is increasingly accepted as part of everyday life. With devices that meet modern requirements for connectivity and user -friendliness, Resound creates new opportunities for a better listening experience.

The Auracast ™ technology enables audio information, such as announcements or television tone, to be sent to many recipients at the same time. This creates new applications in many areas, from public transport to educational institutions, and ensures that information is accessible to everyone, regardless of their hearing status.

The innovative accessories that resound presents is also particularly noteworthy. The new TV streamer+ enables users to stream the television tone directly into its hearing aids. Studies have shown that hearing aid wearers can understand the TV program by up to 56 percent better through this technology, even in loud surroundings. In addition, an external microphone is presented with the modern multi-MIC+, which makes communication considerably easier in meetings or public events.

Christian Lücke, Managing Director of GN Hearing, emphasizes: "We are proud to drive the industry ahead with our new products. The possibilities that Auracast ™ and the latest Bluetooth technologies offer set standards in audio networking and show how important it is that people with hearing loss can continue to participate in social life."

The new era of the smarter hearing, which initiates Resound with its latest innovations, impressively shows how technological progress can help to improve the quality of life and create an inclusive society. The visitors to the IFA have the unique opportunity to experience these technological developments up close and actively shape the future of hearing.

For more information and current news, the GN Hearing press newsletter is available to inform and support all interested media representatives about the latest trends in the area of ​​hearing.