Events and webinars

On this webinar, we’ll explore optimal all-day access to speech without the risk of feedback, its importance, and how MoreSound Optimizer™ in Oticon Play PX helps achieve this. This technology represents a breakthrough in supporting children's growth and is unique to Play PX in our paediatric portfolio.

In this webinar you will discover how DNN mimics the brain’s auditory processing to deliver a natural listening experience for children with hearing loss Understand how Oticon Play PX meets children’s unique auditory and developmental needs.

Our new Oticon Own SI™ offers the discreetness clients want with the audiology they need, thanks to our most advanced platform yet. Meanwhile, new Oticon Jet PX brings DNN to the basic category for the first time.

To push the boundaries of hearing technology and improve the lives of people with hearing loss, Oticon strives to remain at the forefront of cognitive hearing research. This means putting our latest hearing aid family, Oticon Intent, to the test.

In this webinar, we will delve into next-generation Bluetooth LE Audio, its significant impact on audio performance, and connectivity to hearing aids such as Oticon Intent. By better understanding these latest advancements, you are well-placed to integrate these solutions into client care.

Our latest hearing aid family, Oticon Intent™, is powered by the Sirius™ platform with 4D Sensor technology^ and our Deep Neural Network 2.0. By recognising your client’s listening intentions and seamlessly adapting, it can respond to their individual needs in any situation. This represents a giant leap in our BrainHearing™ technology by providing personalised support, even in complex environments. ^4D Sensor technology only available in Oticon Intent 1 & 2.

Remote microphone technology has changed significantly over the past 15 years. New developments, new technologies and new processing strategies may be perceived as complex. This webinar reviews the technological features of today’s remote microphones and looks at new developments for the future.

Audible Contrast Threshold (ACT) is a new test that will enable you to measure a client’s hearing-in-noise abilities, and automatically integrate the appropriate prescription to the hearing aid fitting. ACT takes you beyond the pure-tone audiogram, giving you a fitting rationale for prescribing the right amount of help from the hearing aid in complex, noisy environments.

Hosted by our esteemed colleagues in the US, this 120-minute symposium delves into the extended applications of remote microphones beyond the classroom as three expert speakers share their insights and practical tips.