Industry directory
Hearing Device Manufacturers
Hearing loops and installed accessibility
Ampetronic
Ampetronic has advanced hearing-loop design, measurement, and installation practice since 1987. Its engineering, training, and advocacy have helped venues deliver dependable sound directly to telecoil-equipped hearing aids and cochlear implants.
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Multi-technology assistive listening
Listen Technologies
Listen Technologies has made venue audio more accessible across RF, infrared, hearing-loop, Wi-Fi, and Auracast systems. Its practical receiver ecosystems and public-space focus help organizations serve listeners across different devices and access needs.
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Assistive communication for public venues
Williams AV
Williams AV has supported inclusive communication since 1976 with FM, infrared, hearing-loop, digital, Wi-Fi, and Auracast solutions. Its long-running work has given theaters, classrooms, courts, houses of worship, and other venues flexible paths to clearer audio.
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Auracast and Wi-Fi venue audio
Bettear
Bettear has brought personalized, low-latency listening to live events and cultural venues through Wi-Fi and Auracast systems. Its attention to easy joining, personal sound controls, dedicated receivers, and optional live transcription helps make accessible audio practical for everyday audiences.
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App-based assistive and focused listening
Sennheiser
Sennheiser has extended professional audio expertise into accessible listening with MobileConnect. By delivering live venue audio and personal sound adjustment through existing Wi-Fi networks and smartphones, it has helped universities, workplaces, and public spaces offer discreet listening support.
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Hearing loops and inclusive communication
Contacta
Contacta designs hearing loops, infrared and radio systems, and counter communication products for many kinds of public environment. Its emphasis on specification, installer guidance, and durable UK manufacturing helps turn accessibility requirements into systems people can actually use.
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Hearing-loop engineering and standards
Univox
Univox has contributed to assistive listening since 1965 and introduced an early true constant-current loop amplifier. Its continued work across hearing loops, field-strength measurement, RF, and infrared systems has strengthened professional installation and standards-based performance.
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Local audio streaming over Wi-Fi
AudioFetch
AudioFetch has made local audio-over-Wi-Fi straightforward for venues where guests need to choose and hear their own channel. Beyond multi-screen environments, its platform supports assistive listening and language audio in houses of worship, education, tours, and large public spaces.
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Accessible personal and group listening
Avantree
Avantree has broadened access to practical listening devices for television, conversation, and shared spaces. Its recent Auracast transmitters, microphones, receivers, headphones, and venue kits help connect emerging broadcast-audio technology with everyday users and smaller organizations.
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Scalable Auracast venue systems
VenuCast
VenuCast focuses on making assistive listening systems easier to choose, deploy, and expand in real-world venues. Its Auracast transmitters, receivers, compatibility guidance, and setup-led approach give churches, clinics, classrooms, theaters, and community spaces a practical route to inclusive audio.
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