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INTEGRATE – EXPERIENCE THE FUTURE OF AV

At Integrate 2025, Jands will represent renowned brands such as Shure, L-Acoustics, Listen Technologies, ETC, High End Systems, Electro-Voice, Dynacord, Blustream, Ampetronic, Clear-Com, Anolis, Blaze Audio, Concierge, RF Venue, and Furman. Visitors can explore their cutting-edge products, receive expert guidance, and attend exclusive presentations and demo sessions on various topics in the dedicated room within booth F9.

Read more via CX Magazine. 

How Dante Dominates the Pitch at Portland’s Providence Park

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.

Read more via AV Network.

The Auracast train now arriving: UK railway station leads Ampetronic’s successful trials

They’re on the right tracks for Auracast: Bristol Temple Meads has added another first to its collection with the successful installation of an Auri assistive listening system. The Auri system, the world’s first to be installed in a railway station, has been developed by Ampetronic and Listen Technologies and is like the setup used in Cheltenham’s Everyman Theatre, among others.

This marks the first public deployment of Auri in a transport environment and represents a major step forward in accessible transit infrastructure.

Read more via Aurahear.

Ampetronic Announces Speakers for Auracast™-Focused “Audio Technology for the Future” Event at Expo 2025

Ampetronic, a leading provider of hearing loop systems, announced the speakers who will present at “Audio Technology for the Future,” a one-day event Ampetronic is hosting 21 August 2025 in the Hospitality Suite in the UK Pavilion at Expo 2025 in Osaka. The event will showcase Auracast™, the latest technology for assistive listening and communication, and the exciting opportunities this new audio broadcast standard unlocks for venues and end-users in Japan and around the world.

Read more via rAVe Rubs.

Sophie’s choice: The WYO makes history with Wyoming’s first Auracast installation

Theatregoers at the WYO in Wyoming can now benefit from Auracast thanks to Ampetronic’s Auri system. It has been installed in the WYO Performing Arts and Education Center (the WYO) in Sheridan, making it the first such venue in the US state to implement this cutting-edge Bluetooth LE Audio technology.

Read more via Aurahear.

Back to School Roundup

ListenWIFI is an ADA-compliant, audio-over-Wi-Fi-based assistive listening solution that streams venue audio to smartphones. Users can listen with headphones or stream from their smartphone to Bluetooth-enabled devices.

Read more via Christian School Products.

Ampetronic completes installation of Auri at Bristol Temple Meads Station

Ampetronic has completed the installation of Auri, powered by Ampetronic and Listen Technologies, at Bristol Temple Meads Station in Bristol, England. Auri is the world’s first complete Auracast broadcast audio-based assistive listening system. This installation is the first public integration of Auri in a transport environment.

Read more via InAVate.

Ampetronic installs Auri assistive listening system at Bristol train station

Ampetronic, a provider of hearing loop systems, has completed the installation of Auri, powered by Ampetronic and Listen Technologies, at Bristol Temple Meads Station in England. This installation is the first public integration of Auri in a transport environment.

Ampetronic developed the technology with its strategic partner, Listen Technologies. Auri is the world’s first complete Auracast broadcast audio-based assistive listening system. Auracast broadcast audio technology is a new standard for Bluetooth Low Energy Audio designed for assistive listening.

Read more via Installation News.

High traffic, high stakes: The complexity of implementing AV in transport hubs

The size and complexity of transportation hubs bring a multitude of technical challenges as they race to upgrade outmoded audio, or digital signage. One major concern is the ceaseless movement of passengers, which necessitates careful planning to avoid disruptions. Meanwhile, gathering crowds of people under one roof demands protection against potentially catastrophic security and fire risks. Another priority is integrating the latest technology with both legacy systems and sophisticated new equipment from other brands. The long catalogue of potential stumbling blocks goes on, with pollution and humidity also demanding protection in some instances. 

Read more via Installation.

Bristol Temple Meads Installs “Innovative” Auracast Technology to Support Deaf Passengers

Deaf passengers at Bristol Temple Meads station will now be able to connect to live audio broadcasts of station announcements using Auracast technology, after the hearing loop company Ampetronic finished installing its Auri transmitters at the location.

Read more via Liam O’Dell Blog.