BLUFFDALE, UTAH — Houses of worship in the United States and Europe are beginning to deploy Auri , the Auracast-based assistive listening system developed by Listen Technologies and Ampetronic , as churches look to expand audio accessibility for congregants. Recent installations include Christ Presbyterian Church in Edina, Minnesota; St....
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No actionable change for clinical practice — this is a product deployment announcement; audiologists may note Auracast-based venue systems as an emerging assistive listening option when counselling patients about public accessibility.
Auracast represents a next-generation assistive listening standard that could gradually replace legacy hearing loop and FM systems in public venues, with implications for patient counselling on real-world hearing accessibility.
- 01Auri is an Auracast Bluetooth LE Audio-based assistive listening system from Listen Technologies and Ampetronic.
- 02System is being actively deployed in houses of worship across the US and Europe.
- 03Auracast allows compatible hearing aids, cochlear implants, and receivers to stream audio directly without proprietary hardware.
- 04Deployment in religious venues signals growing real-world uptake of the Auracast standard.
- 05No clinical outcome data provided; article is a product/deployment announcement.
Auri improves audio accessibility for congregants in houses of worship.
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