ASSISTIVE LISTENING DEVICES

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ASSISTIVE LISTENING TECHNOLOGIES AUDIOMETRICS, INC. 713 NORTH 4TH STREET LONGVIEW TX 75606 assistive listening devices for the hearing impaired and audiometric testing equipment; namely, speech trainers, comprising speech amplification and frequency control circuitry; audiometers; and parts therefor;
AUDEX AUDEX INC 710 S STANDARD ST LONGVIEW TX 75601 assistive listening devices for the hearing impaired and audiometric testing equipment; namely, speech trainers, comprising speech amplification and frequency control circuitry; audiometers; and parts therefor;
EARTECH TV AUDIO Ear Technology Corporation 106 East Watauga Ave. Johnson City TN 37601 Assistive listening devices, not for medical purposes;EAR TECH TELEVISION AUDIO;
HARC Hearing Aid Centers of America, Inc. 1111 W. CENTRE AVE PORTAGE MI 49024 assistive listening devices, and signaling devices for the hearing impaired;
HARC MDM MANAGEMENT GROUP 5413 S. WESTNEDGE AVE., STE. A PORTAGE MI 49002 assistive listening devices for the hearing impaired, namely, visual door knock signalers, visual smoke alarm signalers, visual telephone ring signalers, and telephone amplifiers;mail order catalogues in the field of assistive listening devices and signaling devices for the hearing impaired;assistive listening devices for the hearing impaired, namely, tactile/vibrating wake-up alarm signaler used in conjunction with clocks;hearing aids;mail order services regarding assistive listening devices and signaling devices for the hearing impaired;
HARC Hearing Aid Centers of America Inc. 1111 West Centre Avenue Portage MI 49024 assistive listening devices for the hearing impaired, namely, visual door knock signalers, visual smoke alarm signalers, visual telephone ring signalers, and telephone amplifiers;mail order catalogues in the field of assistive listening devices and signaling devices for the hearing impaired;assistive listening devices for the hearing impaired, namely, tactile/vibrating wake-up alarm signaler used in conjunction with clocks;hearing aids;mail order services regarding assistive listening devices and signaling devices for the hearing impaired;
HARC MDM MANAGEMENT GROUP 5413 S WESTNEDGE AVE STE A PORTAGE MI 49002 assistive listening devices for the hearing impaired, namely, visual door knock signalers, visual smoke alarm signalers, visual telephone ring signalers, telephone amplifiers and personal amplifiers;
HEARING IS EFFORTLESS Able Planet, Incorporated 10601 W I70 Frontage Road North Wheat Ridge CO 80033 Assistive listening devices, not for medical purposes;
LINK IT ETYMOTIC RESEARCH, INC. 61 Martin Lane Elk Grove Village IL 60007 ASSISTIVE LISTENING DEVICES, NAMELY HEARING AIDS; HEARING AID ACCESSORIES, NAMELY MICROPHONES;
PERFECT EAR Campbell, Cindy L. 481 John Street Lake Helen FL 32744 assistive listening devices; namely, hearing aids for the hearing impaired;EAR;
PERFECT EAR Magnatone 170 N Cypress Way Casselberry FL 32707 assistive listening devices; namely, hearing aids for the hearing impaired;EAR;
SOUNDPLUS Unex Corporation 333 Route 17 North Mahwah NJ 07430 assistive listening devices; namely, transmitters and receivers;SOUND PLUS;
TMX PHONIC EAR, INC. 3880 Cypress Drive Petaluma CA 949547600 assistive listening devices, namely, low frequency transmitters, receivers and wireless headsets for use by the hearing impaired with telecommunications equipment as well as computers;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. The present invention provides for a system and method of wirelessly triggering portable devices to provide a user with audio and/or visual information related to a show or attraction, for example, or for the purposes of captioning, language translation, assistive listening, and descriptive audio. As a person moves about a venue, a portable device receives signals from transmitters at venue locations. Transmissions may be via infrared or radio signals. The receiving device decodes each signal as a venue location, event time, or device trigger. The receiving device processes the signal and its memory to start a presentation on the device. The portable device memory contains audio, text, graphics, and/or visual content; device playback may contain one or many of these stored contents. The stored content may be synchronized with the user's location, time of travel, time of day, time of a show, or an event in a show. Stored content may be in one or many languages. Presentation of stored content on the portable device may also be altered by user preference, stored logic constraints, automatic learning of user behavior, or user interaction with other devices.