The following link is to an excellent article by Neil Bauman, Ph.D concerning the different applications that hearing/induction loop systems and Bluetooth are design to address. It covers most of the issues with using Bluetooth in large area public environments such...
Ampetronic continue to proudly support the Hearing Loss Association of America’s “Get in the Loop” campaign, there’s plenty of information about the advocacy campaign and a wealth of resources for potential technology advocates at the following...
Deaf Starbucks customers have filed a lawsuit seeking “changes within Starbuck’s corporate culture” and ask that the company “create policies, procedures and trainings” to help employees serve deaf patrons following an incident at one of their New...
Long overdue legal action against venues that do not comply with equality of access to services for deaf and hard of hearing people appears gathering momentum in the United States. First it was Starbucks and now Bow Tie Cinemas are being taken to court for not...
This is a great guide to UK businesses detailing the £80 billion per annum value that the 20% disabled people population of the UK represents, and how to access it. Giving advice on just what is meant by ‘making a reasonable adjustment’ for a small or medium sized...
I am very happy to say that we have recently made our contribution to what will become a big change for loop technology in the USA. Following a programme of advocacy, including written submissions from Ampetronic, an important national (ANSI) accessibility standard...
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