Assistive Listening
Better hearing. For everyone.
Assistive Listening brings the sound directly to hearing aids and headphones – via Auracast, without an induction loop in the floor. In theatres, museums and at service desks.
From assistance to a natural service
Auracast (Bluetooth LE Audio) broadcasts the hall or exhibition sound directly to compatible hearing aids and headphones – no registration, no queue at the info desk. Access is deliberately simple: hold your smartphone to the NFC Link and the channel opens. Loan receivers are available for guests without their own device, and notice displays show the offer including QR codes – generated from DS Studio.
Multiple channels turn hearing support into a value-added service: translations, audio description or separate stages run in parallel. The nanoblue platform controls and monitors the transmitters centrally – if a channel fails, the technical team knows before the audience does.
What's inside
Auracast broadcast
Sound goes directly to hearing aids and headphones – no induction loop, no construction work in the floor.
Access via NFC
Hold the smartphone to the NFC Link – the right channel opens by itself.
Multi-channel
Translations, audio description or several halls in parallel – one system, many channels.
Loan receivers
For guests without their own device – including headphones, ready to use.
A visible offer
Notice displays with channel overview and QR codes – designed in DS Studio.
Centrally monitored
Transmitters and levels in view of the platform – issues stand out before they disturb.
