Hearing impairment may typically be associated with middle aged and elderly people, but it impacts people of all ages, which means that hearing aids need to appeal to people of different ages and demographics as well. The 'Halo,' a hearing aid system designed for Starkey Hearing Technologies by Karten Design, is not only sleek and subtle, but connects to an intuitive iOS app, allowing technologically savvy people to control their hearing aids through a familiar medium.
Halo works on all iOS devices, including iPhones, iPads, the iPod touch and even Macs. The hearing aid's app is synced with TruLink Hearing Control, a pre-existing app, allowing users to play phone calls, music, movies and any other device-based sounds through their Halo. The app also controls volume and tone settings so that consumers need not fiddle with their device every time they need to make adjustments.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Smartphone-compatible Hearing Aids
- The 'Halo' hearing aid system connects to an iOS app, allowing users to control their hearing aids through their smartphones.
- Technologically Savvy Hearing Solutions
- The Halo hearing aid appeals to technologically savvy individuals who prefer controlling their devices through familiar mediums like iOS apps.
- Streamlined Hearing Aid Control
- The Halo app syncs with TruLink Hearing Control, providing users with easy access to adjusting volume, tones, and device-based sounds from their iOS devices.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Hearing Aid Manufacturing
- The hearing aid industry can explore the production of smartphone-compatible devices to meet the demands of technologically inclined consumers.
- Mobile Technology
- The mobile technology sector can develop more innovative apps and solutions for hearing aid control, catering to a wider range of users.
- Healthcare Technology
- The healthcare technology industry can leverage smartphone compatibility to enhance accessibility and control of hearing aid devices.
