INTRODUCING

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Auracast™ broadcast audio is a new Bluetooth® capability that will deliver life-changing audio experiences. It will let you share your audio, unmute your world, and hear your best, enhancing the way you engage with others and the world around you. 

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New audio experiences

Auracast™ broadcast audio will enable new audio experiences
that will help your world sound better.

Share your audio

Auracast™ broadcast audio will let you invite others to share in your audio experience, bringing us closer together.

Unmute Foreground

Unmute your world

Auracast™ broadcast audio will enable you to fully enjoy televisions in public spaces, unmuting what was once silent and creating a more complete watching experience.

Hear Foreground

Hear your best

Auracast™ broadcast audio will allow you to hear your best in the places you go and is expected to become the next generation assistive listening technology, improving audio accessibility and promoting better living through better hearing.

Join in, intuitively

Joining an Auracast™ broadcast will be as easy as 1, 2, or 3.

1. Searching

One way to find and join an Auracast™ broadcast will feel very similar to how you search for and connect to Wi-Fi networks today.

2. Scanning

A simple scan of a QR code will allow you to join an Auracast™ broadcast effortlessly.

3. Tapping

A tap is now all it takes to pay. In much the same way, tap-to-hear could make access to Auracast™ broadcasts quick and easy.

Tapping

CASE STUDIES

Real-world Auracast™ locations

See how forward-thinking venues are already putting Auracast™ broadcast audio into action—bringing next-generation audio experiences to life today.

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The Auracast™ Experience goes global

The Auracast™ Experience is a series of immersive exhibits that allow visitors to experience a day in a life with Auracast™ broadcast audio.

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What the industry is saying

There are a lot of people who either don’t have diagnosed hearing loss or hear normally but they still have difficulty understanding speech in reverberant rooms like a cathedral or like a meeting facility. Now they can just pop in a set of earbuds and tune to the Auracast™ channel and get that crystal clear audio even though they don’t own hearing aids.

Andrew Bellavia, Hearing Industry Professional and Hearing Loss Advocate

One of the things that excites me most is the way Auracast™ creates a sense of community between people with normal hearing and people with hearing loss, as everyone can partake in this technology.

Tammara Stender Au.D., Director of External Relations in Global Audiology, GN

While current assistive listening systems, such as inductive loops, have been providing great benefit to people with hearing loss, they suffer from a number of challenges that have limited their deployment, including poor quality, high cost, and lack of privacy. Auracast™ broadcast audio is well positioned to become an advanced, new assistive listening system that will be significantly easier and lower cost to deploy while offering higher audio quality and greater privacy, improving audio accessibility and promoting better living through better hearing.

Nick Hunn, CTO of WiFore

Hearing and understanding speech in various environments can be a daily struggle for people with any degree of hearing loss. Audio quality innovations can benefit everyone, while also improving communication access to those with hearing loss. Having choices in technology to meet the varying needs of people with hearing loss is critical. The advent of technologies like Auracast™ broadcast audio has the potential to give people who wear hearing aids and cochlear implants an important new option for hearing access in their everyday lives.

Barbara Kelley, executive director of the Hearing Loss Association of America

Auracast™ broadcast audio is set to transform the way the world engages with wireless audio, enabling innovative new user experiences while delivering the next generation of assistive listening technology across a wide range of public venues. ABI Research expects the wireless and assistive listening industries to rapidly embrace LE Audio and Auracast™ technology, enabling more and more people to share their audio experiences with others, tune in to public broadcasts, and provide the hearing impaired with an easy to use, standardized, interoperable, and consistent assistive listening experience.

Andrew Zignani, Research Director at ABI Research

The ability to pair your smartphone to your earbuds or headphones using Bluetooth technology has brought new levels of enjoyment and convenience to personal audio and is now a part of the fabric of our lives. The introduction of Auracast™ broadcast audio will enable us to move from personal wireless listening experiences to shared wireless listening experiences, unlocking the full potential of wireless audio and bringing even more value and delight to our customers.

Zeng Xuezhong, Senior Vice President and President of Smartphone Department, Xiaomi Corporation

Introducing Auracast™ broadcast audio

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