Using Haptic Tech to Address Hearing Loss and Tinnitus: Interview with Dr. David Eagleman
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- Who would have ever thought the human brain would be compared to Mr. Potato Head? With its phenomenal capacity to change and re-wire itself at any age, our guest this week, the incomparable neuroscientist, David Eagleman, does just that.
In this episode, Eagleman sits down with Brian Taylor to talk about sensory substitution, sensory enhancement and Eagleman's company, Neosensory, which leverages these concepts in their Buzz, Duo and Clarify technologies.
It turns out the human brain is a plug-and-play apparatus just like Mr. Potato Head, after all.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Sensory substitution: What is it?
03:22 Sensory substitution in hearing loss
05:10 Neosensory Buzz
06:43 Neosensory Duo for tinnitus
09:38 Neosensory Clarify for high frequency hearing loss
11:54 Acclimatization and Plasticity - Наука та технологія
Why would you not make a small vibration in the ear with the hearing aids?
is there anything or are you working on anything that is specifically for speech? I want to be able to speed up how fast I can listen to information on youtube without it appearing to me as gibbery.....
why are the audiologist not promoting this
Are you going for FDA approval for Buzz? My audiologist won’t look at with out FDA approval. I have tinnitus and I do feel like the buzz is really helping !
For someone with moderate hearing loss and tinnitus, is there a single wrist band for this issue? I have checked out the website, and it seems the product is only available in the US. How do I get this product in the UK
Doc, you better go back to the drawing board. I bought a Buzz Band for my tinnitus and I'm sorry to report it does absolutely nothing for mine. I have genetic hearing loss. Sometimes I use it for over 30 minutes at a time.
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