Groups related to Communication -- Remote
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FCC Open Meeting Scheduled for March 26 to Address Telecommunications Relay Service and Technology Transitions
The FCC's March 26, 2026 Open Meeting will consider two items relevant to people who are deaf, hard of hearing, or have speech disabilities. The first addresses how service providers can retire copper-line networks and move to IP-based infrastructure, with the draft order stating that accessibility requirements remain in effect during transitions. The second would extend the FCC's suspension and…
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HLAA 2026 Convention
The Hearing Loss Association of America 2026 Convention is HLAA’s annual gathering focused on education, empowerment, and community for people with hearing loss. The convention brings together people with hearing loss, family members, hearing health professionals, advocates, and industry partners for learning, connection, and shared experience. The program features educational workshops, general…
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World Congress of Audiology (WCA) 2026
The World Congress of Audiology (WCA) is the flagship global meeting of the International Society of Audiology, bringing together audiologists, hearing scientists, clinicians, public health professionals, educators, and industry leaders from around the world. The congress moves to a different host city each edition, offering a broad scientific program that spans clinical audiology, hearing…
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CI2026 Warsaw: 18th International Conference on Cochlear Implants
CI2026 Warsaw is the 18th International Conference on Cochlear Implants and Other Implantable Technologies, held May 10-13, 2026 in Warsaw, Poland. It brings together leading clinicians, researchers, audiologists, surgeons, engineers, speech-language pathologists, and allied professionals focused on cochlear implant science, clinical care, outcomes, surgical techniques, rehabilitation, and new…
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CSUN Assistive Technology Conference 2026
The CSUN Assistive Technology Conference , hosted by the California State University, Northridge Center on Disabilities , is one of the largest and longest-running global events devoted to accessibility and assistive technology. They draws practitioners, researchers, developers, educators, advocates, corporate accessibility teams, and disability services professionals to share practical solutions…
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ASHA Convention 2025: 100 Years
The American Speech–Language–Hearing Association (ASHA) Convention 2025 will be held November 20 to 22 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington DC. This year marks ASHA’s centennial anniversary, so the program includes a larger slate of sessions and celebration. Attendees can find in-person and virtual education options, one hour seminars, technical sessions, poster…
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Hearing Loss at Work webinar series: Tech Tips for Smart, Inclusive Employment
Learn practical strategies, tips and tools to help people with hearing loss succeed on the job. The expert panelists will explore assistive listening devices, communication apps and best practices for employers and employees alike.
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2025 American Academy of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery (AAO-HNSF) Annual Meeting & EXPO
This conference for otolaryngology professionals will be held in Indianapolis, connecting ENTs, researchers, educators, and audiologists. The meeting features scientific programs, a large exhibit hall (OTO EXPO) demonstrating cutting-edge tech, and special interactive sessions such as AI mini‑tracks and "Ask the Experts" panels.
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Potential Benefits of Cochlear Implants
Submitted by Michaela Coon on
People with moderate to profound hearing loss sometimes explore options beyond traditional hearing aids, such as cochlear implants. These medical devices convert sound into signals that the brain can interpret. In certain procedures, robotic-assisted systems like the iotaSOFT® Insertion System may be used to help surgeons position the implant’s electrode array within the cochlea. This approach is…
Webpages/Websites
Potential Benefits of Cochlear Implants
Submitted by Michaela Coon on
People with moderate to profound hearing loss sometimes explore options beyond traditional hearing aids, such as cochlear implants. These medical devices convert sound into signals that the brain can interpret. In certain procedures, robotic-assisted systems like the iotaSOFT® Insertion System may be used to help surgeons position the implant’s electrode array within the cochlea. This approach is…


