Self-fitting hearing aids (SFHAs)—devices that enable self-directed threshold measurements
leading to a prescribed hearing aid (HA) setting, and fine-tuning, without the need for …

A multitude of IoT-enabled devices are continually being explored and introduced annually,
fostering robust competition among researchers and businesses seeking to leverage the IoT …

Data for monitoring individual hearing aid usage has historically been limited to
retrospective questionnaires or data logged intrinsically in the hearing aid cumulatively over …

The market for hearing technology is evolving—with the emergence of hearables, it now
extends beyond hearing aids and includes any ear-level devices with wireless connectivity …

Conventional hearing aids frame hearing impairment almost exclusively as a problem. In the
present paper, we took an alternative approach by focusing on positive future possibilities …

With the rise of hearables and the advantages of using in-ear microphones with intra-aural
devices, accessibility to an in-ear speech database in adverse conditions is essential …

Despite the technological advancement of modern hearing aids (HA), many users abandon
their devices due to lack of personalization. This is caused by the limited hearing health care …

Introduction: By means of adding more sensor technology, modern hearing aids (HAs) strive
to become better, more personalized, and self-adaptive devices that can handle …

Modern hearing aids holds significant personalization potentials while the processes
associated with the administration do not fully accommodate the dialogue for finding the …

This chapter discusses the growing intersection between medical hearing devices and
consumer electronics to create both a new generation of hearing aids and new norms of self …