HEARING related

Α mobile phone receiver that allows users to enjoy an interference-free communication on their mobile phone while using their hearing aid.

The Universal Phone Amplifier converts any corded telephone into an amplified phone. It connects between the handset and the phone base with up to 45dB amplification (200 times louder) and Tone Control, you can now hear clearly on your existing home phone.

An online family of tools that support reading and writing on a computer, tablet or smartphone.

An app that transforms photographs into sound images and makes pictures audible. This allows blind and visually impaired people to capture visual formats and share their own content on social media.

An app that allows an Android smartphone to speak notifications for chosen applications. Ideal for times when users cannot use the phone directly but they might find that it's happening on it. Listen who speaks in messaging apps like Whatsapp or Line, who writes on Facebook wall, and what the subject of an email is are examples of the use of this app.

An app that delivers tools for adults and children with speech or hearing impairments and other complex needs. Users can type a message on Flip Writer, and this message is displayed on two displays, one facing them and a second outfacing display for their communication partner(s). 

Independent communication app for persons with hearing loss. It converts speech into text (subtitles).

A loud telephone ringer, the CrystalTone Ringer is for people who have difficulty hearing the phone ring.

A compact handheld radio scanner for listening to reports going directly to emergency agencies during severe weather or other disasters. The BC75XLT covers the bands used by Amature Radio Operators for Emergency reporting including NOAA weather broadcasts, as well as frequencies used at other events such as auto races, local events, and more.

An app specially developed for everyone who wants to use additional film versions in the cinema or at home for DVD, VoD, Blu-ray independently. Greta plays the spoken film description for blind and visually impaired film fans, as well as the subtitle versions for deaf and hearing-impaired cinema-goers.