How Auri™ Is Redefining Assistive Listening for Venues
When it comes to assistive listening systems, venues need more than basic compliance. They need a system that’s reliable, flexible, and easy to manage. Auri™,…
When it comes to assistive listening systems, venues need more than basic compliance. They need a system that’s reliable, flexible, and easy to manage. Auri™,…
Implementing Auracast™ products is a significant step toward enhancing accessibility, boosting engagement, and enhancing the visitor experience. However, the real impact happens after installation, when…
Bluetooth® SIG Certifies Auri™! It’s official! Auri™, the first complete assistive listening solution utilizing Auracast™ broadcast audio, has received formal certification from the Bluetooth Special…
We haven’t slowed down after setting the standard as the first Auracast™ broadcast audio-based solution for assistive listening. Our engineering team has been listening closely…
Many new products in assistive listening and broadcast audio promise big things. But there’s a clear difference between being “market ready” and being thoroughly tested,…
In today’s connected environments, reliable wireless audio coverage is no longer optional; it’s essential. Whether you’re deploying assistive listening systems in theaters, houses of worship,…
We’re committed to continuously improving Auri™ to give users a seamless, flexible, and reliable listening experience. With the release of Auri™ Manager v1.3 and the…
Selecting the right assistive listening solution is essential for providing exceptional audio experience to listeners. Listen Technologies and Ampetronic offer two powerful systems designed to…
University of the Arts London has implemented Auri™, our newest product in partnership with Ampetronic, to create more inclusive learning spaces. Seeking a high-quality assistive…
Auri Security Agility Good and faithful Listen blog followers are well in the know about Bluetooth® LE, Auracast™, and the wonderful wonderfulness that is Auri™…
First, select the calculator type, USA (for Americans with Disabilities Act - ADA), California (for California Building Code), or Australia (for Australia's Disability Discrimination Act 1992). Enter the seating capacity and the number of minimum assistive listening devices required and the minimum number of neck loops will automatically populate based on the calculator type selected.