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Electronics in the latest medical innovations - Next-generation hearing aids

  Next-generation hearing aids Hearing aids are another example of a medical technology that has been around for decades, but continues to be developed and is subject to groundbreaking innovation on a regular basis. Microelectronics look set to play a key role here, as the rise of more discreet, near-invisible earpieces means the components inside these devices must be scaled down further than ever before. Other capabilities that are increasingly being introduced include reduced power consumption,  tinnitus masking features , connecting to a smartphone via bluetooth, and even the addition of extra features like answering phone calls and streaming audio directly from TVs. And, whether it’s through an on-board deep neural network or the addition of an extra microphone, recent hearing aid products like the  Oticon More  and the  ReSound ONE  continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible by enhancing their user’s hearing experience.

Electric Power Distribution and Supply

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  Smart Grids A smart grid is an advanced power grid that uses digital technology to monitor and manage the flow of electricity to improve the efficiency and reliability of the electricity supply. Smart grids use two-way communication between the utility and the consumer, better managing the delivery of electricity and responding to changing demand. This trend in electrical engineering also allows renewable energy sources and storage technologies to provide a more sustainable energy supply. ...