The hearing loop is an assistive technology for the hard of hearing that’s popular in Europe, but less widespread in the US. Think of it like wireless networking for hearing aids. The technology uses an inductive loop to transmit sound signals directly into an...
Dating back to 1425, the University of Leuven is Belgium’s oldest university. It has had a turbulent history, things finally settling down after the 1968 division into two separate institutions, the Dutch-speaking Katholieke Universiteit Leuven and its French-speaking...
As a 21st century project, induction loops were integral to the design and Ampetronic was the logical choice, matching the company’s cutting edge technology to the building’s ultra-contemporary design. Long-term Ampetronic client Scanaudio was the company contracted...
Recently the building’s council chamber required a new induction loop system to aid its hard of hearing visitors and staff. Manufacturer Ampetronic was proven to provide the best solution demonstrating the importance of good loop design. The building’s council...
The aim of the conference held in Winterthur, Switzerland in the autumn of 2009 was to provide a communication vehicle for future development, encourage best practice and seek to provide a better solution for hearing impaired people who live day to day with their...
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