ReSound hopes to push hearing aids into the 21st Century
Harvey Fletcher, a scientist at Bell Laboratories, is widely credited with inventing the electric hearing aid — a cumbersome, body-worn device that debuted in the 1930s. Eighty years later, ReSound in Bloomington, Minnesota, is trying to solve a problem that has eluded decades of innovation: reconcile the problematic device with ordinary life, 21st Century-style.
ReSound Announces Alera – The First Truly Wireless Hearing Aid with No Strings Attached
MINNEAPOLIS—-http://www.gnresound.com – ReSound, the technology leader in hearing solutions, has launched ReSound AleraTM, the industry’s first truly wireless hearing aid.
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ReSound Alera™ is the first hearing aid featuring 2.4 GHz technology that delivers a wireless hearing aid without a body-worn streamer, enabling patient freedom, longer ranges to consumer electronics and wireless fitting. ReSound Alera is available with ReSound Unite™ accessories including: ReSound Unite TV- stream television, computer, stereo and other audio devices without the hassle of a body-worn streamer or cables and the freedom of a 20+ foot range. ReSound Unite Phone Clip- makes talking on a mobile phone automatic, simple and reliable. The small microphone clips onto a collar and talking is effortless. ReSound Unite Remote Control- use it to change programs, adjust the volume and start streamingfrom the ReSound Unite TV. ReSound Airlink™ – At last, true wireless fitting. There are no cables, nothing to store, nothing extra worn by the patient. The strong 2.4 GHz wireless technology connection makes it possible to connect directly between Airlink and the hearing instruments worn by your patients – with no intermediate device needed. Just plug Airlink into your computer’s USB port and start fitting.
