A controller switches DSP and neural network paths to improve speech isolation in noise while conserving hearing aid power.
External microphones and sound recognition provide audible or visual sound identities for real-time auditory rehabilitation.
Accelerometer data comparison prevents hearing damage by enabling sound output only when stationary.
A hearing aid processor segments audio signals into distinct processing schemes to manage transmission timing.
Power-constrained maximum likelihood estimator prevents negative spectral components and speech overestimation in hearing aid noise reduction.
A hearing device uses an orthogonal acceleration sensor to detect head yaw movements for accurate conversation participant identification.
A hearing aid uses an external transducer signal filtered by a relative transfer function to estimate target audio.