https://www.audioholics.com/editorials/even-earprint-headphones-customize-sound
Others apparently have similar products:
Although none of the major players in the personal audio industry has taken this approach to individualizing headphone sound, Even does face some competition from another new brand. At CES 2018, an Australian company called Nura introduced a headphone called the Nuraphone, which also tests the user’s hearing and adapts the sound accordingly. The Nuraphone has a unique design that makes it simultaneously an in-ear and over-ear headphone, and received a CES “Best Of Innovation” award in the headphone category for most impressive technology.
To try a demo of Even’s EarPrint technology using your own headphones, visit www.weareeven.com. To check out the fascinating Nuraphone, go to www.nuraphone.com. How does this hearing-based customization sound to you? Share your thoughts in the related forum thread below.
Although these may not do what they advertise, it is an interesting concept... I was not aware of the technology.
Others apparently have similar products:
Although none of the major players in the personal audio industry has taken this approach to individualizing headphone sound, Even does face some competition from another new brand. At CES 2018, an Australian company called Nura introduced a headphone called the Nuraphone, which also tests the user’s hearing and adapts the sound accordingly. The Nuraphone has a unique design that makes it simultaneously an in-ear and over-ear headphone, and received a CES “Best Of Innovation” award in the headphone category for most impressive technology.
To try a demo of Even’s EarPrint technology using your own headphones, visit www.weareeven.com. To check out the fascinating Nuraphone, go to www.nuraphone.com. How does this hearing-based customization sound to you? Share your thoughts in the related forum thread below.
Although these may not do what they advertise, it is an interesting concept... I was not aware of the technology.