FAQ
Auracast™
What is Auracast™?
Auracast™ is a Bluetooth-based wireless audio broadcast technology designed to deliver audio to a wide audience in a variety of environments, such as sporting events, cinemas, museums and public places. It enables multiple users to receive audio streams simultaneously from a single transmitter.
How does Auracast™ work?
Auracast™ uses Bluetooth to broadcast audio signals to multiple compatible receivers, such as smartphones, headphones or hearing aids. Users can connect to the audio stream by joining a specific broadcast, often via an app or menu on their device.
What are the advantages of Auracast™?
- Accessibility: enables hearing-impaired people to receive clear, personalized sound directly into their hearing aids.
- Versatility: useful in a variety of environments, from education to entertainment venues.
- User-friendly: users can easily log in and out of broadcasts.
- Noise reduction: offers an alternative to loudspeakers, reducing background noise in public environments.
Which devices are Auracast™ compatible?
Compatibility depends on the Bluetooth specifications of the devices. Modern smartphones, wireless headphones, and some hearing aids with Bluetooth Low Energy (LE Audio) are generally compatible. It's advisable to check your device's specifications to ensure compatibility with Auracast™.
How do I set up an Auracast™ system?
To set up an Auracast™ system, you need a compatible transmitter (such as our AuraGate or AuraLoop broadcast terminal) and to ensure that receivers (such as users' smartphones or headphones) are also compatible. Configuration may require an app or management system to organize and control broadcasts.
Is Auracast™ compatible with hearing aids?
Yes, Auracast™ is designed to be compatible with modern hearing aids equipped with Bluetooth LE Audio, offering greater accessibility for people with hearing loss.