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.
Justin Miller to speak:
Sensear CEO Justin Miller talks about the workers working in Noisy environments and the need for headsets or earplugs to ensure their hearing safety.
SENSEAR has won a place among seven finalists for the inaugural Western Australian Inventor of the Year Award.
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.
MP3 players and similar music delivery systems might, at high volumes, be responsible for damaging hearing.
FORMER Wesfarmers executive Bob Denby and Empired co-founder Justin Miller have teamed up to commercialize a Western Australian invention that tackles the world's most common occupational illness - hearing loss.
Newly-Formed technology company Sensear Pty Ltd is the fourth spin-out to emerge from the Western Australian Telecommunications Research Institute, based in Nedlands.
Danimex Communication and Sensear have formed a new partnership to market Sensear’s products in Middle East, Africa, Benelux and the Scandinavian Countries.
