Your sound environment changes throughout the day, sometimes from one second to the next. Some sounds - like conversation - are important and relevant, while others are just irritating. Fortunately your brain can register and adapt to changes without you even noticing.

When your hearing is impaired, however, this natural adaptability is significantly reduced. It's more difficult for you to focus on speech in noisy environments and tune out unwanted or useless sound.

That's why you need the VoiceFinder™.

Experience the VoiceFinder Demonstration

How does the VoiceFinder work?
The VoiceFinder works in much the same way as your brain. It constantly monitors the environment for sound and adapts to changes accordingly.

The VoiceFinder automatically detects the presence of speech. It processes incoming sound to give you maximum speech understanding. And it ensures that you get as much as possible out of conversation.

When no speech is present, the VoiceFinder automatically tunes out background noise and saves you from unnecessary annoyance.

Is the VoiceFinder difficult to use?
No. The VoiceFinder is 100% automatic, so you won't have to do anything at all.

When you're around other people, you want to be absolutely confident that you don't miss a thing. You don't want to miss a child calling you, or part of a conversation.

That's why the VoiceFinder is designed to switch automatically from Comfort mode to Speech mode as soon as speech is detected.

This ensures that you'll always catch the start of a new conversation or an important message - even in noisy places. When no one is speaking to you the hearing aid automatically switches back to comfort mode.

The VoiceFinder compared to other technologies
The VoiceFinder is based on the most advanced technology available. Many advanced electronics companies are working on voice-activated devices: voice-activated cellular telephones and robots are among the newest innovations. But Adapto is the first hearing aid in the world to use voice activation.

Thanks to the powerful Adapto chip, it's now possible to implement some of the world's most advanced technology into a one-gram hearing aid.