New technology is changing radio play in Surrey

Oticon Intent™ technology

Oticon Intent™ is an advanced device designed to seamlessly adapt to the wearer’s lifestyle.

“The technology behind Oticon Intent™ is a gamechanger, with 4D sensors that not only detect sound, but also understand the wearer’s intentions by monitoring head movements, environmental interactions and conversation dynamics,” explains Katie Koebel, audiologist and senior audiology manager at HearingLife out. .

The innovation lies in the ability to distinguish which sounds the wearer wants to focus on and which should remain in the background. This recognition of user intent provides a customized hearing experience that significantly reduces the cognitive load often experienced in noisy environments.

Some of the standout features of Oticon Intent™ are:

• Personalized hearing experience: Adapts to the user’s needs in real time.
• Improved sound clarity: Makes conversations more audible, even with background noise.
• Durability: Water and dust resistance for long life.
• Discreet and comfortable: designed to be unnoticeable during everyday use.
• Connectivity: Connects effortlessly to phones, TVs and other devices.
• Long-lasting battery: One charge provides up to 20 hours of clear hearing.

Oticon Intent™ allows users to fully interact with their environment, providing a sense of normality and freedom that has previously been difficult for many with hearing loss. To experience these hearing aids, customers can take advantage of a 30-day free trial!

Hearing Awareness Month brings special offers!

In honor of May being Hearing Awareness Month, HearingLife is offering a discount of up to $2,100 on select hearing aids. “This initiative is part of our commitment to encourage individuals to invest in their hearing health, and ensure they don’t miss out on the joys of clear sound,” said Koebel.

Access expert hearing care at HearingLife Surrey in five different locations. Book your appointment online or call 1-888-514-9515.

● 14888 104 Ave., 106, or call 1-888-902-7063

● 12840 16th Ave., 102, or call 1-888-899-4549

● 18408 64th Ave., or call 1-888-902-8162

● 13737 96 Ave., or call 1-888-902-7046

● 15252 32 Ave., or call 1-888-905-8285

_{*Brændgaard/Zapata-Rodríguez et al. (2024). 4D sensor technology and Deep Neural Network 2.0 in Oticon Intent. Technical assessment and evaluation. Oticon whitepaper.}