Auracast is coming to French railway stations, thanks to Opus Technologies. It follows on from the trials at Bristol Temple Meads railway station in the UK, which is still ongoing. Opus Technologies makes the AuraGate Auracaster, which was recently used at the Eurovision Song Contest. The company promises a high-quality audio experience that offers three […] Source
No actionable change for clinical practice; this is an infrastructure deployment update that may inform patient counselling about real-world Auracast availability in public transport settings.
Expanding Auracast infrastructure into European public transport venues accelerates the real-world ecosystem that makes Bluetooth LE Audio hearing aids more useful to patients in daily life.
- 01Opus Technologies deployed Auracast broadcast audio at a Paris railway station — a first in France.
- 02The installation uses Opus's own AuraGate Auracaster hardware.
- 03The Paris deployment follows ongoing Auracast trials at Bristol Temple Meads station in the UK.
- 04Auracast allows compatible hearing aids and earbuds to receive public audio broadcasts directly over Bluetooth LE Audio.
- 05No clinical outcome data or patient benefit evidence is provided in the article.
This is the first Auracast broadcast audio installation at a railway station in France.
press releaseunclearOpus Technologies is conducting ongoing Auracast trials at Bristol Temple Meads in the UK using its AuraGate Auracaster.
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