Expo Technology

Oticon, a company based out of Denmark, is one of the leader’s in hearing aid production and controls upto 16% shares of hearing aid sales in the United States of America.

One of its superb models is called Adapto. It released in 2001, and features groundbreaking technology in the form of the VoiceFinder. This unique feature, introduced by Oticon, enables the user to listen to the best quality of sound. The technology lends great clarity to hearing by locating and identifying voices and sounds.

The European Information Society Technology Prize of 2002 went to oticon hearing aids for this OpenEar invention. This minimizes feedback, and the whistling it creates, while controlling other disturbing background din.

Oticon’s popular ATLAS models are an affordable digital delight. They include behind-the-ear (BTE) variants a very tiny in-the-ear (ITE), completely-in-the canal (CIC), and), in-the-canal (ITC). They are on offer in a variety of colors and shapes. These are affordably priced and include automatic volume control features. Oticon ATLAS BTE is priced close to 1600$.

Their SUMO model stands for ‘Super Power Maximum Output’ and is offered as a behind-the-ear. This aid is very lightweight. It’s excellent for adults and children given it’s availability in a variety of colors. It also comes with a wide range of unique accessories.

Phonak, a Swiss company, specializes in manufacturing phonak hearing aids that excel in micro style, generating great cosmetic appeal.

Phonak’s Exélia Art sets new standards of excellence in the world of digital hearing performance. The auditory experience stretches beyond amplification, where sounds and sighs come alive. It redefines the bounds of choice and connectivity. A wireless solution and the choice of styles, acoustic settings and stylish accessories, leave absolutely nothing to be desired. Exélia Art is the crowning glory of Phonak innovation and the perfect solution for all those who only accept the absolute best.