The technology is effective to the point where users can be at a football game and turn the volume of the cheering crowd down and focus on the commentary, while still being able to converse with the friend sitting in the adjacent seat.
Nuheara has reimagined the future where consumers have the power to hear what they want to hear, literally.
Nuheara has been in stealth mode up until last month when it revealed its prototype at the Wearable World Congress in San Francisco.
Cannington said the response at the conference was overwhelmingly positive and encouraging: “Hundreds of people at the conference came to our booth and were just blown away by our technology.”
“It’s really exciting. We’d like to think that in a couple of years from now, we’re going to be the most talked about wearables company to come out of Australia.”
The team we have in Perth are made up of some of the world’s best audio technologists and digital signal processing gurus, if you like. We’ve got a great team building technology that cannot be easily replicated.
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