Auri™ will complement the WYO’s existing hearing loop system, increasing accessibility to clear audio within the space. Auri™ uses Auracast™ broadcast audio, a new capability from Bluetooth® technology, to broadcast high-quality, low-latency venue audio to an unlimited number of Auracast™-compatible devices and dedicated receivers within range.
Listen Technologies, a leading provider of advanced wireless listening solutions for 27 years, announced that the WYO Performing Arts & Education Center (the WYO) in Sheridan, Wyoming, has installed Auri™, powered by Ampetronic and Listen Technologies, to support assistive listening in its Main Stage, known as “Sophie’s Stage.”
To enhance Grace Lutheran’s assistive listening capabilities, Bellavia and Nattress turned to Auracast broadcast audio, a Bluetooth audio capability that met all of the church’s evolving needs. The church chose the Auri system, an Auracast package from Ampetronic and Listen Technologies, consisting of one transmitter, eight receivers, a charging rack, earpieces and neck loops. “At the time, it [Auri] was the only fully ADA-compliant solution available with handheld receivers and a convenient charging rack,” explained Bellavia.
Ampetronic | Listen Technologies provided a complete Auri system, using Auracast™ broadcast audio to wirelessly stream high-quality sound directly to hearing aids, cochlear implants, or earbuds. The installation included three AURI TX2N-D transmitters to broadcast the audio, supported by two AURI D16 docking stations for efficient charging and management, and 32 AURI RX1 receivers for patrons who may not have compatible personal devices. This system allows audience members to connect to the theatre’s audio stream as easily as joining a Wi-Fi network, combining cutting-edge accessibility with simple, user-friendly operation.
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Ampetronic and Listen Technologies are transforming audio accessibility through innovative solutions that benefit a wide range of public spaces. Their technologies help venues meet accessibility standards and create more inclusive environments, with additional benefits for the music industry and live events by making sound accessible to all attendees.
Stadium Taranaki—Plymouth, New Zealand’s home to rugby—has undergone a major redevelopment project to futureproof its facilities. Part of that was the installation of Auri by Listen Technologies and Ampetronic, powered by Auracast. A regional venue dedicated to sports and entertainment, now enables inclusion and accessibility for all visitors.
Providence Park has also invested significantly in accessibility for its fans and guests via an assisted listening program from Listen Technologies. Dante makes it easy to route different radio, Spanish language, or television broadcast feeds to assisted listening devices so that fans can have the full experience of watching a soccer game at the stadium, the company says.
Providence Park has also invested in accessibility for its fans and guests via an assisted listening program from Listen Technologies. Dante makes it easier to route different radio, Spanish language, or television broadcast feeds to assisted listening devices.
Providence Park has also invested significantly in accessibility for its fans and guests via an assisted listening program from Listen Technologies. Dante makes it easy to route different radio, Spanish language, or television broadcast feeds to assisted listening devices so that fans can have the full experience of watching a soccer game at the stadium.
As part of a major redevelopment project to futureproof its facilities, Stadium Taranaki has embraced the next generation of assistive listening technology – Auri by Listen Technologies and Ampetronic, powered by Auracast. Located in New Plymouth, Taranaki, the stadium set out to become New Zealand’s leading regional venue for sports and entertainment, with a strong commitment to inclusion and accessibility for all visitors.
