Signia to introduce two new products with deep learning-based AI helper app Signia Assistant
Apr 16, 2025
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Prior to its launch, Signia's core technology is concentrated 'Pure C&G BCTIX', which has received great attention from the industry. It fully supports almost all smartphone Bluetooth connections as well as 'HyodoPhone' and boasts the highest level of compatibility in the industry. It also maximizes user convenience with 54-hour battery performance, the longest among open hearing aids equipped with Bluetooth Classic. Signia's proprietary real-time conversation enhancement (RTCE) technology analyzes and processes ambient sounds in real time in various conversation situations, enabling clear and natural multi-person conversations, especially in noisy environments. "Pure C&G BCTIX is not just a new product, it is the result of innovation that breaks down the boundaries of device-to-device connectivity and completes the user experience with technology," Signia said. "This launch will bring new repercussions to the market."
'Active IX' is a hearing care wearable device designed to be used by consumers who are new to hearing aids. In addition to the trendy earbud-type design, it is attracting attention as a hearing aid that lowers the barrier to entry into the hearing aid by providing a comfortable fit for long-term wear. It is equipped with real-time conversation enhancement technology to enable clear conversation even in noisy environments, and can be used for up to 34 hours on a single charge. It is also waterproof and dustproof with IP68 grade, which is suitable for various situations in everyday life.
Meanwhile, both products are linked to Signia's proprietary AI helper app 'Signia Assistant', providing the world's first real-time customized fitting based on deep learning.
Signia said the launch of "'Pure C&G BCT IX' and 'Active IX' in Korea is a strategy to reach more consumers based on a stronger IX platform portfolio" and will continue to create a new benchmark for listening experience through technological innovation".
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
