Application scenarios for a mobile hearing aid demonstrator with headphone form factor.

Objective: To describe application scenarios of a mobile device that provides a practical means for showcasing potential hearing aid benefits. Design: A prototype of a hearing aid demonstrator based on circumaural headphones and a mobile signal processing platform was developed, providing core funct...

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Publicado en:International Journal of Audiology Vol. 65; no. 8; pp. 922 - 930
Autores principales: Denk, Florian, Simon, Lisa-Marie, Trautmann, Yara, Goicke, Stefanie, Albrecht, Jennifer, Andersen, Pernilla Kjær, Jürgensen, Lukas, Schönweiler, Rainer, Jürgens, Tim, Neher, Tobias, Husstedt, Hendrik
Formato: pictorial research tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Aug2026
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          Denk, Florian
          Simon, Lisa-Marie
          Trautmann, Yara
          Goicke, Stefanie
          Albrecht, Jennifer
          Andersen, Pernilla Kjær
          Jürgensen, Lukas
          Schönweiler, Rainer
          Jürgens, Tim
          Neher, Tobias
          Husstedt, Hendrik
        affil: German Institute of Hearing Aids, Lübeck, Germany
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          Portable Equipment
          Hearing Aids
          Transducers
          Signal Processing, Computer Assisted
          Assistive Listening Systems
          Speech Intelligibility Evaluation
          Rehabilitation of Persons with Hearing Loss
          Human
          Hearing Aid Fitting
          Counseling
          Acoustic Stimulation
          Persons with Hearing Disabilities
          Equipment Design
          Speech Perception
          Audiometry, Speech
          Experimental Studies
          Public Health
          Germany
          Descriptive Statistics
          Computer Hardware
          Software
          Wilcoxon Rank Sum Test
          Post Hoc Analysis
          Questionnaires
          Pearson's Correlation Coefficient
          Comparative Studies
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      ab: Objective: To describe application scenarios of a mobile device that provides a practical means for showcasing potential hearing aid benefits. Design: A prototype of a hearing aid demonstrator based on circumaural headphones and a mobile signal processing platform was developed, providing core functions of a hearing aid, including several gain presets, in a hygienic, robust, and easy-to-use form factor. Speech intelligibility outcomes with the demonstrator and broadband level adaptations as potential fitting references were compared to outcomes with the own hearing aids of hearing-impaired participants. Furthermore, subjective assessments of the effect of the demonstrator were obtained at a public outreach event. Study sample: 20 experienced hearing aid users participated in the speech intelligibility outcome measurements. 54 citizens participated in the public outreach event. Results: Speech intelligibility measurements made with the demonstrator constituted a better predictor for typically achieved aided speech intelligibility outcomes than broadband level adaptations. Participants at the public outreach event reported that trying out the demonstrator changed their expectations of hearing aid benefits and improved their understanding of how hearing aids work. Conclusion: The developed demonstrator promises to be a useful tool for showcasing and probing benefits of hearing aids in clinical, public, and educational settings.
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