HEAR WHAT MATTERS TO YOU
Signia Xperience
With industry-leading performance in noise, achieved through Own Voice Processing and acoustic-motion sensors, Signia delivers a natural and improved hearing Xperience! But don’t just take our word for it – try them for yourself!
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Signia Xperience technology allows you to hear what matters to you.
Discover how SigniaXperience helps you to understand your conversation partners while at the same time being fully aware of your surroundings. Put on your headphones and click on the examples below to hear the difference:
Conventional hearing aids
Signia Xperience hearing aids
Signia Xperience technology allows you to hear what matters to you.
Discover how Signia Xperience helps wearers to understand their conversation partners while at the same time being fully aware of their surrounding so they can hear important cues from the sides and the back as well.
Please use your headphones and click on the examples below to hear the difference:
Without motion sensor
Conventional hearing aids detect a noisy situation with speech and activate directional microphones. Speakers talking at the sides of the hearing aid wearer are hard to understand.
With acoustic-motion sensors
The hearing aids adjust their settings according to movement and relax the directional features so both conversation partners from the sides are understood clearly. Localization of traffic sounds is also possible.
Mastering the perfect personalized sound
YourSound technology uses its in-depth understanding about the wearer’s individual hearing environment and preferences to deliver personalized sound precisely as nature intended.
Dynamic Soundscape Processing
delivers natural sound and speech in every situation even when moving.
Own Voice Processing
optimizes the wearer’s natural-sounding own voice.
As a result, everything sounds natural and wearers hear what matters to them wherever they are, wherever they go. While dining out with friends, for example, Signia Xperience can make conversation partners and the restaurant’s live background music sound crystal clear and in perfect harmony. And if a waiter approaches from behind and asks if everything is to your satisfaction, the hearing aids also recognize this important speech signal in contrast to general background noise from other restaurant guests.
Hear what matters to you
The acoustic-motion-powered sound processing of Signia Xperience hands hearing aids a new sense to see and better understand their wearer and what matters to him or her in every moment. Now you can offer your clients a clear way to engage fully with life, without compromise.
It’s time to get involved, it’s time for Signia Xperience.
Signia Xperience FAQs
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How can YourSound technology decide which sounds “matter to me” in a given situation?
By analyzing more input the hearing aid can understand more about the environment you are in and how you are interacting with it to make intelligent choices. Of course the patient can always manual override these choices to suit their needs if desired.
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How can you ensure that the motion sensors are really understanding what is happening around the end-user?
Motion sensor technology has become extremely accurate and we use proven technology to give our sound processing reliable input. However, it is not just motion sensors alone but the addition of more powerful acoustic sensors that add a new sense and make our existing sense more powerful.
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If you have motion sensors, this is going to negatively affect the battery life and my patients hate changing batteries?
In exchange for a small increase in consumption due to the addition of the new motion-acoustic sensors and chip is that they get a smaller hearing instrument with more features and thus more benefit.
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If I can already use the app for the motion sensors, why do I need it in the hearing aids?
By placing the motion sensors directly in the hearing aids we benefit greatly by having the motion data always accessible so it can be tied to the core of the audiological processing.