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WHITE BEAR LAKE, MINNESOTA — Envoy Medical Inc. (NASDAQ: COCH) announced that all 56 patients enrolled in its pivotal clinical trial of the investigational Acclaim® cochlear implant have completed their three-month follow-up visits.

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The large clawing hand in figure 1 of STMicroelectronics’s patent #12629039 may conjure Stephen King images, but don’t be afraid. The beating heart of this patent, entitled Sensorized earphone device for out-of-ear measurements, is the little earbud in the middle of Figure 1.

The reaching hand is the out-of-ear location where the wrist offers up the ra...


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Auracast is the likely future of hearing access in public spaces. While questions remain about the timing of venue rollout and the speed of the hearing aid replacement cycle, the direction is increasingly clear: Auracast will provide clean, clear sound in movie theaters, airports, lecture halls, jury rooms, conference rooms, performance venues, houses of worship, and more.


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Cochlear implants have transformed the lives of hundreds of thousands of people with severe hearing loss, but the devices do require surgery and have inherent limitations, including the spread of electrical stimulation within the cochlea. Researchers have long sought ways to stimulate the auditory system more precisely while reducing the need for invasive procedures.

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MUNICH/FRANKFURT, GERMANY — Munich Airport is partnering with Sittig Technologies to pilot Auracast™ broadcast audio at six gates across Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. The pilot began July 14, 2026.

The project is intended to make airport announcements more accessible and personalized by allowing passengers to receive live gate information directly through co...


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