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ReSound One is GN Hearing’s latest flagship hearing aid. One shares many hardware and software features with the popular LiNX Quattro (released in 2018), and uses the same smartphone app (ReSound Smart 3D™) as previous generations of LiNX hearing aids. One appears to signal the end of line for the long-running LiNX series, which all started with the world’s first Made-For-iPhone hearing aid back in 2013.
Find GN ReSound software downloads at CNET Download.com, the most comprehensive source for safe, trusted, and spyware-free downloads on the Web. Resound free download - Loomer Resound, ReSound Control, Naxa Resound, and many more programs.
The LiNX series has evolved significantly over the years, gradually improving on connectivity, feedback suppression, noise cancellation, directional sound processing, speech enhancement, and smartphone app functionality. One inherits a very strong foundation from LiNX, and represents a radically new generation of hearing aids for ReSound, with the introduction of ’Microphone & Receiver-In-Ear (M&RIE)’, a pioneering technology that places a microphone in the ear to improve sound quality, localization, and wind noise. ReSound is also introducing binaural beamforming directionality (’Ultra Focus’) in One. Key Features
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Made-For-iPhone (MFi)
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Android streaming via ASHA
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Hands-free calling via the Phone Clip+
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Smartphone app control
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Remote programming support
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Microphone in ear (New)
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Beamforming directionality (New)
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IP68 Rating (New)New C6 Chip Platform
One runs on the brand new ’C6 Chip Platform’, which is ReSounds fastest and most efficient to date. The C6 platform delivers 50% more processing power and 220% more memory when compared to LiNX Quattro’s platform, and ReSound claims this enables ’sound with greater depth and direction without compromising battery life’. Microphone & Receiver-In-Ear (’M&RIE’)
One of the big problems with behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aids is that the microphones are placed on top of the ear, rather than in the ear, where sound is typically picked up by the eardrum. Traditional BTE microphones miss out on the unique amplification provided by our unique ears (pinnas and ear canals, etc), which can introduce issues with sound quality and sound localization. To help overcome these issues, and restore more natural sound, One places a microphone inside the ear canal, to pick up sound that includes the unique amplification provided by our unique ears.
ReSound claims that M&RIE improves sound localization by about 15% when compared to omnidirectional BTE microphones, and about 10% when compared to hearing aids that provide pinna compensation (based on the resonance of an average ear, not your unique ear). They also claim that users more consistently prefer the sound quality of M&RIE vs pinna compensation, and a 14-19dB improvement in wind noise reduction when compared to omnidirectional mics, with greater improvements achieved in less windy settings.
The best part about M&RIE is the inclusion of both in-the-ear and over-the-ear microphones, which provide directional hearing benefits:
Microphones on the Over-The-Ear device mean that M&RIE can be combined with directional technology when additional boost in signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is desirable. M&RIE allows users full benefit of binaural processing by the brain. When the spatially encoded information is presented to the brain in the format it expects, the benefits include better SNR, better estimation of direction of arrival of sound, better depth and distance perception, and synergy between the visual and auditory systems. - SourceUltra Focus and All Access DirectionalityDrivers Gn Resound Assistant
The other brand new feature in One is binaural beamforming directionality, which uses microphones from both hearing aids to create a hyperdirectional microphone array. This is thanks to the new C6 platform that enables ear-to-ear wireless streaming between hearing aids. ReSound states that All Access Directionality ’uses a new binaural connection to create a stronger, more focused beam for sounds in front of the listener. Compared to traditional directionality it provides up to 2 dB better signal-to-noise ratio’.
The ReSound ONE hearing aid is the first technology of its kind to feature an additional microphone picking up sound from inside the user’s ear
GN Hearing’s ReSound ONE device will launch commercially on 27 August (Credit: GN Hearing)
A new device from GN Hearing represents a “major leap forward” for hearing aid technology, according to the company’s chief audiology officer.
Earlier today, the Danish firm unveiled its latest hearing aid product, the ReSound ONE, which creates clearer, more natural sounds by placing an extra microphone inside the user’s ear canal.
As well as offering a “truly individualised” hearing experience, the device is also able to reduce background sounds and improve speech recognition – even in noisy environments – using all-access directionality technology.
After going through clinical trials, and having gained a CE mark and regulatory approval from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), GN Hearing will fully commercialise the ReSound ONE worldwide on 27 August.
GN Hearing’s chief audiology officer, Laurel Christensen, said this new innovation is the result of close to 10 years of hard work for the company, and fulfills the two most important drivers of satisfaction for hearing aid users – naturalness of sound, and understanding speech.
“We put out a new hearing aid every couple of years – and there’s always benefits to any product we release,” she added.Gn Resound Manufacturer
“But, every once in a while, technologies are introduced that push the entire industry forward in a good way, and I think this is one of those. It’s going to be a major leap forward.
“About 80% of hearing aids sold on the market today have the microphone on top of the ear, so moving the microphone into the ear is the biggest development with this product – and it’s certainly an industry first in that regard.
“Through the years, hearing aids have gotten better and better. They don’t distort noise and they sound good, in general, but they don’t sound completely natural to the user.
“So, this is a big jump forward in terms of naturalness of sound, and in terms of sound quality.”ReSound ONE: The latest innovation in hearing aid technology
Currently, the vast majority of products on the market are either receiver-in-ear or behind-the-ear hearing aids.
The latter sends the sound it picks up into the ear electronically, but both primarily pick up sound via a microphone placed on the outside of the user’s ear.
These designs can make it difficult to determine where sounds are coming from in terms of direction, and in terms of depth – how far away the sound is.
Existing products for people with hearing impairments are also somewhat ‘one size fits all’ in their design, because they work by approximating the average function of the outer ear, known as the pinna, which is to help the human brain tune in to specific sounds.
The result, according to Christensen, is an incomplete, unnatural reproduction of sound compared to what is heard by somebody with normal hearing.
But, by placing an additional microphone inside the ear to pick up sound directly, GN Hearing’s new device is able to overcome this problem, restoring the natural function of the pinna, and allowing users to “hear with their own ears”.
This design is known as Microphone & Receiver-In-Ear (M&RIE), and the company claims it allows the brain to localise individual voices without compromising spatial perception – as well as “significantly reducing” background noise.Resound Gn Price
The findings of two clinical studies published by the company earlier this year showed that 90% of users preferred the sound quality produced by the ReSound ONE compared to models that only feature a microphone behind the ear.Drivers Gn Resound Assist
Upon its release later this month, the device will feature “extensive connectivity options” to both iOS and Android smartphones for streaming, and hearing aid control. Rechargeable and non-rechargeable models will also be available.Significance for hearing loss patients
GN Hearing anticipates that the ReSound ONE will help it to achieve greater market penetration in the hearing aid space, not least because it fulfills another key expectation for users by being very small, subtle, and comfortable to wear.
However, Christensen believes that the device will go a step further by reaching people with more mild, early-stage hearing loss too.
“This is a conversation that is being had more often today because of the comorbidities that come along with hearing loss,” she added.
“Dementia, for example, has been linked to hearing loss, and one of the biggest modifiable risks to getting dementia is actually getting a hearing aid when you need one.”Resound Gn Manual
Christensen also stated there has been an “explosion of research” into what happens if people don’t do something about their hearing loss as they get older, because those people are likely to fall more often, or become isolated or depressed.
“So, getting a hearing aid is really becoming one of those conversations you’re likely to have with your primary care doctor,” she said.Resound Hearing Aids Gn Series
“Because of all these other linked issues, bringing in a hearing aid like ReSound ONE, which can provide benefits and help people hear in noisy and quiet situations, I think will only help to get more people wearing hearing aids who need them for their overall health.”
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*Drivers Gn Resound Assistant
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*Resound Gn Price
*Drivers Gn Resound Assist
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*Resound Hearing Aids Gn Series
ReSound One is GN Hearing’s latest flagship hearing aid. One shares many hardware and software features with the popular LiNX Quattro (released in 2018), and uses the same smartphone app (ReSound Smart 3D™) as previous generations of LiNX hearing aids. One appears to signal the end of line for the long-running LiNX series, which all started with the world’s first Made-For-iPhone hearing aid back in 2013.
Find GN ReSound software downloads at CNET Download.com, the most comprehensive source for safe, trusted, and spyware-free downloads on the Web. Resound free download - Loomer Resound, ReSound Control, Naxa Resound, and many more programs.
The LiNX series has evolved significantly over the years, gradually improving on connectivity, feedback suppression, noise cancellation, directional sound processing, speech enhancement, and smartphone app functionality. One inherits a very strong foundation from LiNX, and represents a radically new generation of hearing aids for ReSound, with the introduction of ’Microphone & Receiver-In-Ear (M&RIE)’, a pioneering technology that places a microphone in the ear to improve sound quality, localization, and wind noise. ReSound is also introducing binaural beamforming directionality (’Ultra Focus’) in One. Key Features
*
Made-For-iPhone (MFi)
*
Android streaming via ASHA
*
Hands-free calling via the Phone Clip+
*
Smartphone app control
*
Remote programming support
*
Microphone in ear (New)
*
Beamforming directionality (New)
*
IP68 Rating (New)New C6 Chip Platform
One runs on the brand new ’C6 Chip Platform’, which is ReSounds fastest and most efficient to date. The C6 platform delivers 50% more processing power and 220% more memory when compared to LiNX Quattro’s platform, and ReSound claims this enables ’sound with greater depth and direction without compromising battery life’. Microphone & Receiver-In-Ear (’M&RIE’)
One of the big problems with behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aids is that the microphones are placed on top of the ear, rather than in the ear, where sound is typically picked up by the eardrum. Traditional BTE microphones miss out on the unique amplification provided by our unique ears (pinnas and ear canals, etc), which can introduce issues with sound quality and sound localization. To help overcome these issues, and restore more natural sound, One places a microphone inside the ear canal, to pick up sound that includes the unique amplification provided by our unique ears.
ReSound claims that M&RIE improves sound localization by about 15% when compared to omnidirectional BTE microphones, and about 10% when compared to hearing aids that provide pinna compensation (based on the resonance of an average ear, not your unique ear). They also claim that users more consistently prefer the sound quality of M&RIE vs pinna compensation, and a 14-19dB improvement in wind noise reduction when compared to omnidirectional mics, with greater improvements achieved in less windy settings.
The best part about M&RIE is the inclusion of both in-the-ear and over-the-ear microphones, which provide directional hearing benefits:
Microphones on the Over-The-Ear device mean that M&RIE can be combined with directional technology when additional boost in signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is desirable. M&RIE allows users full benefit of binaural processing by the brain. When the spatially encoded information is presented to the brain in the format it expects, the benefits include better SNR, better estimation of direction of arrival of sound, better depth and distance perception, and synergy between the visual and auditory systems. - SourceUltra Focus and All Access DirectionalityDrivers Gn Resound Assistant
The other brand new feature in One is binaural beamforming directionality, which uses microphones from both hearing aids to create a hyperdirectional microphone array. This is thanks to the new C6 platform that enables ear-to-ear wireless streaming between hearing aids. ReSound states that All Access Directionality ’uses a new binaural connection to create a stronger, more focused beam for sounds in front of the listener. Compared to traditional directionality it provides up to 2 dB better signal-to-noise ratio’.
The ReSound ONE hearing aid is the first technology of its kind to feature an additional microphone picking up sound from inside the user’s ear
GN Hearing’s ReSound ONE device will launch commercially on 27 August (Credit: GN Hearing)
A new device from GN Hearing represents a “major leap forward” for hearing aid technology, according to the company’s chief audiology officer.
Earlier today, the Danish firm unveiled its latest hearing aid product, the ReSound ONE, which creates clearer, more natural sounds by placing an extra microphone inside the user’s ear canal.
As well as offering a “truly individualised” hearing experience, the device is also able to reduce background sounds and improve speech recognition – even in noisy environments – using all-access directionality technology.
After going through clinical trials, and having gained a CE mark and regulatory approval from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), GN Hearing will fully commercialise the ReSound ONE worldwide on 27 August.
GN Hearing’s chief audiology officer, Laurel Christensen, said this new innovation is the result of close to 10 years of hard work for the company, and fulfills the two most important drivers of satisfaction for hearing aid users – naturalness of sound, and understanding speech.
“We put out a new hearing aid every couple of years – and there’s always benefits to any product we release,” she added.Gn Resound Manufacturer
“But, every once in a while, technologies are introduced that push the entire industry forward in a good way, and I think this is one of those. It’s going to be a major leap forward.
“About 80% of hearing aids sold on the market today have the microphone on top of the ear, so moving the microphone into the ear is the biggest development with this product – and it’s certainly an industry first in that regard.
“Through the years, hearing aids have gotten better and better. They don’t distort noise and they sound good, in general, but they don’t sound completely natural to the user.
“So, this is a big jump forward in terms of naturalness of sound, and in terms of sound quality.”ReSound ONE: The latest innovation in hearing aid technology
Currently, the vast majority of products on the market are either receiver-in-ear or behind-the-ear hearing aids.
The latter sends the sound it picks up into the ear electronically, but both primarily pick up sound via a microphone placed on the outside of the user’s ear.
These designs can make it difficult to determine where sounds are coming from in terms of direction, and in terms of depth – how far away the sound is.
Existing products for people with hearing impairments are also somewhat ‘one size fits all’ in their design, because they work by approximating the average function of the outer ear, known as the pinna, which is to help the human brain tune in to specific sounds.
The result, according to Christensen, is an incomplete, unnatural reproduction of sound compared to what is heard by somebody with normal hearing.
But, by placing an additional microphone inside the ear to pick up sound directly, GN Hearing’s new device is able to overcome this problem, restoring the natural function of the pinna, and allowing users to “hear with their own ears”.
This design is known as Microphone & Receiver-In-Ear (M&RIE), and the company claims it allows the brain to localise individual voices without compromising spatial perception – as well as “significantly reducing” background noise.Resound Gn Price
The findings of two clinical studies published by the company earlier this year showed that 90% of users preferred the sound quality produced by the ReSound ONE compared to models that only feature a microphone behind the ear.Drivers Gn Resound Assist
Upon its release later this month, the device will feature “extensive connectivity options” to both iOS and Android smartphones for streaming, and hearing aid control. Rechargeable and non-rechargeable models will also be available.Significance for hearing loss patients
GN Hearing anticipates that the ReSound ONE will help it to achieve greater market penetration in the hearing aid space, not least because it fulfills another key expectation for users by being very small, subtle, and comfortable to wear.
However, Christensen believes that the device will go a step further by reaching people with more mild, early-stage hearing loss too.
“This is a conversation that is being had more often today because of the comorbidities that come along with hearing loss,” she added.
“Dementia, for example, has been linked to hearing loss, and one of the biggest modifiable risks to getting dementia is actually getting a hearing aid when you need one.”Resound Gn Manual
Christensen also stated there has been an “explosion of research” into what happens if people don’t do something about their hearing loss as they get older, because those people are likely to fall more often, or become isolated or depressed.
“So, getting a hearing aid is really becoming one of those conversations you’re likely to have with your primary care doctor,” she said.Resound Hearing Aids Gn Series
“Because of all these other linked issues, bringing in a hearing aid like ReSound ONE, which can provide benefits and help people hear in noisy and quiet situations, I think will only help to get more people wearing hearing aids who need them for their overall health.”
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