Changing the hearing aid industry with MEMS speakers

17th March 2021

USound

Alex Lynn

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USound has joined forces with the European distributor Colsan Audio to enhance the hearing aid market. With the release of the second generation of MEMS speakers, USound's technology is awakening big players' interest in hearables and the hearing aid market. star

The increasing demand for smart hearing aids with embedded technology, including AI, sensors for fall detection, fitness tracker and others, requires a smaller speaker with lower power consumption that enables the space needed to embed those additional components without compromising the battery duration or the audio quality.

"The partnership with Colsan Audio brings us closer to the leading hearing aid manufacturers who want to bring their high-tech products to the next level with our MEMS speakers," said Paul Kutschera, VP Sales of USound.

Colsan Audio's strong commitment is due to USound's MEMS technology's impact on the miniaturisation and simplification of the audio module in consumer electronics.

"Understanding the complexity in the design of hearing aids devices is where Colsan Audio excels," added Colin Bigland, Founder and Owner of Colsan Audio, "We believe that migrating to USound technology will not only enhance the performance of hearing aid devices but will significantly reduce manufacturing costs through the use of this revolutionary MEMS technology". Colsan Audio will be delighted to be working with its new partner, USound, from March 2021.

This partnership is another step in USound's history of accomplishments. In 2020, USound released the second generation of its MEMs speakers, which is IPx8 rated and by far the thinnest speaker in a round form factor. USound recently launched its B2C brand Fauna, marketing MEMS speakers based audio glasses to end customers. USound technology continues gaining momentum, and through 2021, there will be more products in the market featuring MEMS speakers technology.

In 2020, USound released the second generation of its MEMs speakers, which is IPx8 rated and by far the thinnest speaker in a round form factor. USound recently launched its B2C brand Fauna, marketing MEMS speakers based audio glasses to end customers. USound technology hopes to continue gaining momentum, and through 2021, there will be more products in the market featuring MEMS speakers technology.