Everyone deserves to experience the magic of live theatre, but people who are deaf or have hearing loss often miss out – and some have given up on theatre entirely. This playbook can help your venue implement Auracast™ - a wireless broadcast audio technology that uses Bluetooth® - to deliver excellent customer experience. It was made in collaboration with our partner, GN Hearing ....
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No actionable change for clinical practice; this is a venue implementation guide, not a clinical protocol.
As Auracast-compatible hearing devices enter the market, audiologists may increasingly field patient questions about using Auracast in public venues, making awareness of rollout resources relevant.
- 01RNID has published a practical playbook for theatre venues to implement Auracast Bluetooth broadcast audio.
- 02Auracast streams audio directly to compatible hearing aids or earbuds without individual device pairing.
- 03The guide targets venue operators, not clinicians or patients directly.
- 04Uptake in theatres could improve real-world listening access for hearing aid users.
- 05Resource is advocacy-driven and produced by an independent deaf charity, not a manufacturer.
Auracast enables broadcast audio to an unlimited number of receivers without pairing.
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