The TSC Music app from Earlogic aims to help people improve their hearing capacity and capabilities by simply listening to the same music that they already do on a daily basis. Using threshold sound conditioning (the therapy system from which the TSC Music app takes its name,) the app provides a version of physiotherapy for hearing, as one of the apps creators claims.
To improve hearing, the app first tests users on five key sound frequencies, recognizing which are the user's strongest and weakest frequency bands. Once it is able to pick out the worst key frequencies, it will automatically create a customized sound signal that that plays at the bottom of users' thresholds — i.e. as quiet as possible while still audible. It will also adjust the equalizer for music to better reflect users' hearing.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Music-based Hearing Enhancement
- Opportunity for businesses to develop more music-based apps and services to improve hearing capacity and capabilities.
- Threshold Sound Conditioning
- Opportunity for businesses to leverage the TSC therapy system for other industries such as mental health and stress reduction.
- Personalized Sound Signal
- Opportunity for businesses to develop personalized sound technologies for other industries such as meditation and sleep therapy.
Sectors Adopting This
- Healthcare
- Innovative hearing technology and personalized sound applications can be integrated into healthcare services to better serve patients.
- Entertainment
- Music-based hearing enhancement tools can be incorporated into entertainment platforms to provide a better user experience.
- Consumer Electronics
- Technology companies can create personalized sound devices and apps to improve customers' overall listening and hearing experiences.
