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Combining Wireless Technologies Recording
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In this webinar, Dr. Eric Branda discusses the use of wireless technology in modern hearing instrument technology. He explains that there are two main wireless systems being used in hearing aids: 2.4 gigahertz and near-field magnetic induction (FMI). 2.4 gigahertz is often used for direct streaming from devices such as iPhones, while FMI is used for features like cross and bi-cross hearing aids and binaural beamforming. He states that a hearing aid that combines both technologies can provide a no-compromise solution, giving the wearer the benefits of both convenience and hearing benefit. He also mentions that there are no restrictions for air travel when using wireless hearing aids and that there are security measures in place to prevent hacking. He concludes by stating that the Apple Live Listen feature can be used with hearing aids that use Bluetooth technology. Finally, he explains that if a patient has two TVs and two TV streamers, they will need to pair their hearing aids with each streamer separately.
Keywords
wireless technology
hearing instrument technology
2.4 gigahertz
near-field magnetic induction
direct streaming
cross and bi-cross hearing aids
binaural beamforming
no-compromise solution
Bluetooth technology
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