AWARD-WINNING HEARING TECHNOLOGY COMPANY TO LAUNCH GLOBALLY

Hot on the heels of winning two innovation awards at the iAwards 2007, hearing technology company Sensear will launch its groundbreaking, innovative products globally at two of the world’s largest safety trade expos, the A&A, held in Dusseldorf, Germany in September and the National Safety Congress, held in Chicago in October.

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Sensear will be launching and demonstrating its new line of communication-enabled Hearing protection products at NSC Expo 2007, Chicago held between 15th – 17th October 2007.

This is the first time this unique technology that enables people to wear hearing protection and clearly hear speech in high background noise environments, has been demonstrated in North America.

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Sensear will be launching and demonstrating its new line of communication-enabled Hearing protection products at A+A, Dusseldorf held between 18th – 21st September 2007.

This is the first time this unique technology that enables people to wear hearing protection and clearly hear speech in high background noise environments, has been demonstrated.

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Several global companies are negotiating to use an invention by a Perth company that prevents noise-induced hearing loss.

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Hearing people speak in noisy environments is about to become a lot easier

Sensear, a Perth-based developer of a revolutionary noise filtering technology to prevent one of the world’s largest occupational illnesses, Noise-Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL), has today been granted a $1,018,650 AusIndustry Commercial Ready grant to commercialize its world-first hearing technology and market it around the world.

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Sensear CEO Justin Miller talks about the workers working in Noisy environments and the need for headsets or earplugs to ensure their hearing safety.

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SENSEAR has won a place among seven finalists for the inaugural Western Australian Inventor of the Year Award.

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Innovative technology that allows people working in noisy environments to hear without removing their earplugs has earned its Western Australian inventors a $64,000 Australian Government Commercialising Emerging Technologies grant.

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