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This Mind-Reading Hearing Aid Knows Who You're Listening To
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This mind-reading hearing aid knows who you're listening to
This prototype hearing aid can help people zero in on conversations PEOPLE who wear hearing aids can often struggle with the "cocktail party effect" – the inability of the brain to follow a single conversation in a room crowded with voices. Now a device that listens to your brain's activity can help pinpoint exactly which …
People with hearing loss may not be able to hear important sounds at home, such as smoke detectors or doorbells. A University of Tartu student helped improve a solution that alerts hearing-impaired people to sounds at home in his bachelor's thesis. In the future, each user of the solution could teach the model to recognize the beeping of their own washing machine or oven.
Hearing Loss and Loneliness | People's Defender
By Teresa Carr Adams County Senior Council Administrative Assistant Happy July Independence Day! Our office will be closed on Friday, July 4. From the Healthy Hearing Online – Hearing Loss and Loneliness: Hearing loss can accentuate social isolation and loneliness. While many researchers often study them jointly, they are distinctly different. Social Isolation occurs when someone doesn’… Source
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