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Camille Nicolas ; Catherine Clerebaut, Promoteur | Woluwe-Saint-Lambert : Haute École Léonard de Vinci | 2023Bien que les aides auditives puissent offrir des bénéfices notables aux personnes atteintes de troubles auditifs, les utilisateurs font souvent part de difficultés à comprendre dans des environnements bruyants. L’objectif de cette étude est d’év[...]Article
Stephanie Tittle, Auteur ; Linda M. Thibodeau, Auteur ; Issa Panahi, Auteur ; Serkan Tokgoz, Auteur ; Nikhil Shankar, Auteur ; Gautam Shreedhar Bhat, Auteur ; Kashyap Patel, Auteur |As part of a National Institutes of Health–National Institute on Deafness and Other communication Disorders (NIH-NIDCD)–supported project to develop open-source research and smartphone-based apps for enhancing speech recognition in noise, an app[...]Article
Background Although hearing aids (HAs) and cochlear implants (CIs) can provide significant benefits to persons with hearing loss, users frequently report difficulty hearing in noisy environments, particularly when there are multiple talkers. Li[...]Article
Hearing aids are often not sufficient for optimal communication between a listener and a talker. Therefore, numerous options for wireless connectivity between the listener and the talker designed to improve communication have become widely avail[...]Article
Hendrik Husstedt ; Julia Kahl ; Christina Fitschen ; Sebastian Griepentrog ; Marlitt Frenz ; Tim Jürgens ; Jürgen Tchorze |Objective This work presents the design and verification of a simplified measurement setup for wireless remote microphone systems (WRMSs), which has been incorporated into guidelines of the European Union of Hearing Aid Acousticians (EUHA). [...]Article
Background: Individuals who have a normal pure-tone audiogram but are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often exhibit poorer speech recognition and auditory processing when compared with neurotypical peers with normal pure-tone au[...]Article
To evaluate the benefit of a wireless remote microphone (MM) for speech recognition in noise in bimodal adult cochlear implant (CI) users both in a test setting and in daily life. Design: This prospective study measured speech reception threshol[...]Article
Background: Cochlear implant (CI) recipients experience difficulty understanding speech in noise. Remote-microphone technology that improves the signal-to-noise ratio is recognized as an effective means to improve speech recognition in noise; h[...]Article
Vicente Aleixandre Benites-Zapata ; Alexandra P. Key ; Micah M. Murray ; Chrysa Retsa ; Todd A. Ricketts ; Anne Marie Tharpe |Objectives: The objective of this study was to investigate whether a brief speech-in-noise training with a remote microphone (RM) system (favorable listening condition) would contribute to enhanced post-training plasticity changes in the auditor[...]Article
Background : Remote-microphone (RM) systems are designed to reduce the impact of poor acoustics on speech understanding. However, there is limited research examining the effects of adding reverberation to noise on speech understanding whe[...]Article
Jacob I. Feldman ; Emily Thompson ; Hilary Davis ; Bahar Keceli-Kaysili ; Kacie Dunham ; Tiffany G. Woynaroski ; Anne Marie Tharpe ; Erin M. Picou |Objectives: This study examined whether remote microphone (RM) systems improved listening-in-noise performance in youth with autism. We explored effects of RM system use on both listening-in-noise accuracy and listening effort in a well-characte[...]Article
Purpose Cochlear implant (CI) recipients often experience speech recognition difficulty in noise in small group settings with multiple talkers. In traditional remote microphones systems, one talker wears a remote microphone that wireless[...]Article
Objectives: Unilateral hearing loss increases the risk of academic and behavioral challenges for school-aged children. Previous research suggests that remote microphone (RM) systems offer the most consistent benefits for children with unilateral[...]Article
Josephine Marriage, Auteur ; Marina Salorio-Corbetto, Auteur |Objective This study investigated the use of bone-conduction headsets paired to a wireless, remote microphone on speech discrimination and word identification for children with normal hearing. Design Children were tested with and without th[...]Article
Iva Speck ; T. Muller ; Till F. Jakob ; Konstantin Wiebe ; Antje Aschendorff ; Susan Arndt ; Thomas Wesarg ; Frederike Hassepass |Background Previous research demonstrated benefits of adaptive digital microphone technologies (ADMTs) in adults with single-sided deafness (SSD) having a cochlear implant (CI). Children with SSD are especially affected by background noise beca[...]
