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Wearable and implantable electronics that are used in health applications including treatment of neurological disorders.
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How filtering works to process speech, so that you can hear what you want to hear.- Published on
A lab where real-life conversations are reproduced realistically; and how this helps in design of better hearing aids. Those annoying details like crisp munching in front of the TV and unintelligible railway station announcements are all included.- Published on
A robot in your ear? Acting as a hearing aid? That was one idea that was being aired at Prof Adam Stokes’ recent talk for the COG-MHEAR teams.- Published on
Nick Gompertz visited recently to tell us about the Earswitch that he has invented: a way to control multiple devices from within the ear