Updates on the latest innovations, including remote microphone technology, connectivity options, hearing protection and rechargeability.
Adults with hearing loss often struggle to understand speech when conversations take place at a distance or in noisy environments, even with well-fitted hearing aids. A recent study investigated whether Roger technology can help overcome these everyday listening challenges.
A recent study found that children achieved significantly better speech recognition with Roger™ Touchscreen Mic than with a traditional fixed directional remote microphone in realistic classroom listening scenarios.
A 2026 study explored whether Spheric Speech Clarity (SSC) can improve communication outcomes for adolescents and whether they prefer it over other noise management options. This article provides fitting guidance for SSC based on this research.
A secondary analysis of ACHIEVE reinforces the importance of matching hearing technology and support to each patient’s real-world listening goals and communication needs.
Daniel Probst, Senior Director and Principal Expert in Usage Performance, shares how Infinio Ultra came together through teamwork, advanced data science, and a shared commitment to real-world benefit.
Just like in a recipe, one word can shift the outcome. In clinic, it can shape motivation and action.
As both an audiologist and a lifelong hearing aid wearer, Michael Preuss brings a uniquely personal perspective to innovation at Sonova. He shares how Infinio Ultra and features like AutoSense OS 7.0 and Spheric Speech Clarity 2.0, contribute to a more effortless hearing experience.
As new Bluetooth technologies become available, it can be hard to know what is relevant for everyday use. This article looks at how each technology works, where things stand today, and why Bluetooth Classic remains the best choice for Phonak hearing solutions at this time.
Research Scientist Dr. Dawna Lewis shares key insights from the latest consensus publication, and what they mean for audiologists supporting children in real-world listening situations.
Decades of evidence show that children need stronger support for listening in noisy environments than adults do. A new consensus publication brings this research together to guide evidence-based decisions in pediatric hearing care.
Artificial intelligence is everywhere in hearing aid marketing, yet the true value of AI is often unclear to patients and professionals. Infinio Ultra and Infinio Sphere Ultra were developed to deliver meaningful benefits in real communication and overall well-being.
Can neuroimaging tell us about how brain activity differs when using different hearing aid programs? Or could it show us how much cognitive demand is reduced for individuals with hearing loss when using different features during noisy listening tasks? Researchers answer this question.