Regular Aurahear.com readers will know that we are committed to seeing Auracast installations on public transport, including trains. This week, the RNID is hosting a webinar to launch its new research into improving accessibility while on the move. The 45-minute session will cover the charity’s initial findings on the challenges deaf and hard-of-hearing people face when travelling....
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No actionable clinical change — this is an event announcement for a webinar; audiologists interested in Auracast and accessibility advocacy may wish to register.
Growing Auracast adoption in public infrastructure could expand real-world benefit for hearing aid users, making awareness of these deployments relevant to audiologists advising patients on assistive listening.
- 01RNID is launching new research on hearing accessibility in public transport via a 45-minute webinar.
- 02The session focuses on Auracast broadcast audio installations in transit environments.
- 03Auracast allows compatible hearing aids and earbuds to stream audio directly from public sound systems.
- 04Registration is still open at time of publication.
