English English A new era of hearing accessibility starts with a simple conversation.
Whether you’re a hearing aid user, someone who struggles in noisy places, or a professional committed to helping patients hear their best, Auracast™ broadcast audio is transforming what modern listening can feel like. This new Bluetooth® Low Energy technology makes it possible to hear clearer, sharper, and more direct sound in public spaces like theaters, classrooms, airports, houses of worship, offices, and more.
But many people don’t know how to bring it up with their audiologist, and many audiologists are just beginning their own journey with Auracast™. We’re here to make that conversation easier for both sides.
Some devices already include LE Audio hardware; others may need an upgrade. Check out Bluetooth’s website to find the latest Auracast™ products.
Talk to your Hearing Care Professional about your real-life challenges, and they can tailor your newest Auracast™ product to fit your needs.
Your audiologist can guide you through compatible devices and setup. Most Auracast™ products will have an app, or in-menu navigation that can help you access the broadcast.
Many venues are installing systems now, and more arrive every month. Google Maps has added venue awareness options that highlight what assistive listening technology is publicly available.
Auracast™ can dramatically improve clarity, reduce listening effort, and give you access to public audio in ways traditional technology can’t. Asking about it early helps you stay ahead of the curve as more venues adopt Auri™ systems.
Public spaces worldwide are introducing Auracast-enabled systems, including Auri™, to deliver direct, high-quality audio to personal devices. Patients will increasingly look to you to explain:
Positioning yourself as knowledgeable on Auracast™ strengthens patient trust and keeps your clinic aligned with the future of hearing care.
The Auri™ RX1 receiver is a compact, user-friendly solution for those without Auracast™-enabled devices, meeting global accessibility standards. It delivers high-quality, low-latency audio and features intuitive side-mounted power and volume controls. The RX1 includes two 3.5mm output jacks for connecting earbuds, headphones or neck loops for telecoil-equipped hearing aids, allowing two users to share one receiver. A front-panel OLED screen displays channel name, battery status, and charging indicators, with easy buttons for channel selection. Powered by the LA-367 Lithium Polymer battery, it offers quick charging and extended run time via USB or docking contacts.
Featuring the compact size, styling, and intuitive operation of our state-of-the-art iDSP receivers, the RX1 delivers the highest quality audio. Intuitive and simple side-mounted power and volume up/down buttons make this design a seamless experience.
A front-panel OLED displays at-a-glance information, including channel name, charging status and battery level. Below the display are a pair of buttons for channel selection for use when multiple channels are available.
Listening is available through two standard 3.5mm output jacks – providing industry-standard connection of earbuds, headphones, and neck loops – so two users can share one receiver, if desired. The dual jacks also facilitate the connected of our integrated neck loop/lanyard for use with telecoil-equipped hearing aids and cochlear implants.
Simply press the front scan button, toggle between channel options, and select your desired audio.
The Auri™ TX2N is a sleek, low-profile transmitter designed for professional installations, resembling a Wi-Fi access point. It features a discreet logo, multicolor status indicator, and side-mounted balanced analog mic/line inputs, supporting mono, stereo, or dual mono configurations. A single ethernet connection manages PoE, network/PC control, and Audio over IP, with an option for Dante® network audio. It also includes a balanced line output and USB-C for optional power. A versatile ceiling/wall mounting bracket is included for easy installation.
A concealed side-panel offers two balanced analog mic/line audio inputs for the two radios. This combination offers an array of routing and configuration options, including single stream mono audio, true stereo audio, and dual mono streams with separate audio (e.g. content or language).
Supports PoE, network/PC connection (for system management), and Audio over IP (for repeater or daisy-chain configuration). The transmitter also supplies a balanced line-output.
A USB-C port is available to accept power from an optional power supply, rounding out the standard connectors. An optional version of the transmitter adds a Dante® network audio interface. A ceiling/wall mounting bracket is also included.
The Auri™ D4 and D16 docking stations are designed for flat surfaces and wall mounting, with four and sixteen receiver slots, respectively. But these docks are more than just chargers—they offer network capability and can store receiver configurations, enabling centralized management, programming, and configuration.
Auri™ docks all have network capability and can store receiver configurations. This allows for central management, programming, and configuration of the docking stations and the receivers.
Each charging slot features a tension lock that ensures secure charging connectivity, and each slot can be used to store ID cards or other items that are exchanged for and returned when the receiver is not in use.
When people talk about hearing challenges, they’re not just asking for more advanced technology, they’re asking to be understood. Whether it’s a longtime hearing aid user or someone just beginning to notice the strain, the requests go beyond decibels and diagnostics. They speak to a longing for confidence, connection, and dignity. The true need lies not in features, but in how we help people feel seen, heard, and empowered in their daily lives. Transform your patient care with the latest in assistive listening technology.
Integrating Auracast™ ensures your practice offers cutting-edge solutions, meeting the evolving needs of patients and setting your services apart.
With the anticipated rollout in over 2.5 million locations globally by 2030, including airports, theaters, and educational institutions, your patients will benefit from improved access to clear audio wherever they go.
Auracast™ enables direct audio streaming from public address systems, TVs, and other sources to compatible hearing aids, enhancing patient experiences in various environments.
