person-AIz

@personAIz
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Tired of expensive hearing aids that don't work? So were we.
๐Ÿ‡ณ๐Ÿ‡ด Norwegian engineers building better solutions
Our products work in noisy restaurants, not just quiet offices ๐ŸŽง
#TechForGood #MadeInNorway

Hearing aids cost โ‚ฌ2000+. They require appointments, fittings, adjustments.
For many people that's simply not accessible.

We make simpler tools. An iPhone app. A standalone device with four buttons. Not replacements for medical devices, but bridges for people who need help now.

Technology should lower barriers, not create them.

#a11y #HearingLoss #AssistiveTech

We're a small team in Norway building AI that helps people hear speech more clearly.
Not louder. Clearer. There's a difference.

Our algorithms separate voices from background noise in real-time. It's not glamorous work but it genuinely helps people stay connected.

#accessibility #AudioEngineering #Norway

Final Thursday of January: ๐Ÿ—“๏ธ
Super Bowl parties approaching ๐Ÿˆ๐ŸŽ‰.
American users pre-ordering devices for noisy living rooms ๐Ÿ”Š๐Ÿ“ฆ;
Norwegian users doing the same for Premier League watch parties โšฝ๐Ÿ“บ.
Same acoustic challenge, different sport.

Universal need for speech-in-noise clarity ๐Ÿ‘‚โœจ

#SpeechInNoise #GlobalUsage

โ„๏ธ Winter clothing insight:

๐Ÿงถ Wool hats and scarves create acoustic shadows for microphones in standard positions.
๐ŸŽ™๏ธ Adjusting placement 4โ€“6 mm lower improves high-frequency pickup by approximately 3โ€“7 dB in Norwegian conditions.

๐Ÿ” Small ergonomic detail โ†’ ๐Ÿ“ˆ measurable winter performance gain.

#WinterAudio #PracticalDesign

Cold & flu season data: Temporary conductive loss from congestion (average โ€“15 dB @ 2โ€“4 kHz) makes speech understanding drop dramatically in noise. Devices with automatic low-mid boost see heaviest January use. Reminder that โ€œtemporaryโ€ hearing changes still affect daily communication significantly.
#SeasonalHearing #TemporaryLoss
The first full week back brings the annual โ€œoffice shockโ€. After holidays of near-silent homes, open-plan offices feel subjectively 8โ€“12 dB louder. Many users now keep AIDIO/Reevo permanently at their desk as a selective focus filter rather than occasional hearing aid. Interesting category shift.
#OfficeReturn #CognitiveTool
New Year's Day reflection: After the fireworks (peak 120+ dB bursts), Norwegian homes fall into unusual quiet. Usage patterns show devices most active during recovery conversations the next morning, soft voices over coffee, planning the year ahead. A calm start to 2026.
#NewYearsDay #QuietMoments
Quiet day algorithm observation: On julaften itself usage drops >70 % after 15:00. Everyone is either singing together or reading aloud, situations where natural acoustics and proximity already work perfectly. Technology steps back when human connection takes over.
#Julaften #HumanAcoustics
Unexpected peak usage this week: not Christmas dinner, but board games 19:00โ€“22:00. Multiple overlapping voices + laughter + game pieces form complex masking noise. Users report devices make games โ€œsocial againโ€. Sometimes the loudest moments are the most important ones.
#SocialAcoustics #NorwegianChristmas
Christmas-tree effect confirmed: Real-time logs show average +12 dB reverberation in Norwegian living rooms once the tree goes up (dry needles + hard surfaces). Combined with excited voices it creates one of the most challenging domestic environments of the year.
#ChristmasAcoustics #FieldData