At the past ExpoÓptica, DANAVOX presented its new Brisa model in MicroRIE format, establishing itself as the smallest rechargeable hearing aid in the industry. This device has revolutionized the auditory experience, allowing people with hearing loss to regain prominence in conversations, even in noisy environments, and offering advanced connectivity options.
The most outstanding feature of Brisa is its ability to improve hearing in situations with high environmental noise, one of the main reasons why users acquire hearing aids. Thanks to the “Hearing in Noise” program, which can be controlled through the BeMore™ application, users experience a significant advancement in this area, which has been highly valued.
In addition, Brisa is the first hearing aid in the world that is compatible with Bluetooth® Low Energy (LE) Audio and Auracast Broadcast Audio system. Bluetooth LE has transformed how low-power wireless devices interact, improving connectivity efficiency and extending battery life. Auracast technology allows a single audio source to be transmitted to multiple receivers simultaneously, ideal for public or private events, and offers an enhanced experience for people with hearing loss.
“Danavox Brisa connects to Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast, offering the clearest streaming sound with the lowest latency and battery consumption for streaming throughout the day,” said Manuel Yuste, Product Director of DANAVOX Spain. After the launch of MicroRIE and its immediate success in sales, the brand has extended Brisa’s features to other formats, such as BTEs and ITCs, maintaining its commitment to natural and connected auditory solutions.
The Brisa technology emulates the natural auditory process, offering unmatched comfort and facilitating intuitive interaction with other devices in everyday life. The BeMore™ software has also been improved, allowing hearing professionals to focus on patient care by saving time on superfluous tasks.
In summary, DANAVOX is innovating in the field of hearing with its Brisa model, providing solutions that not only improve hearing in noisy environments but also bring the advantages of future connectivity, making this an option to consider for anyone in need of hearing aids.
via: MiMub in Spanish
