Assistive Hearing Technologies

Buildings operating within the modern era have the responsibility to provide accessibility for all. No one should be left behind or treated differently, when using facilities for either their leisure or arriving to their place of work. The challenge is to provide the facilities that enables to serve all peoples, with different requirements and their applications. 

Assistive hearing supports people that require assistance with their hearing aids or cochlear implants. Traditionally, audio frequency induction loops were provided. Systems such as counter desk, perimeter loops, loss control and low over spills. These systems can be expensive to install or not practical, whether that is a new build or with a retro fit project. 

The technology now exists that offers alternatives, that embraces the modern era.