Sennheiser Communications A/s

Sennheiser Electronic Gmbh & Co Kg

Epos Group A/s

Arne Lindbjerg Pedersen

Brian Spidsbjerg

Johnny Kristensen

Martin Feilberg Hansen

Henrik Roed

Torben Kristensen

Ole Dahl Spanter

Peter Bauerlund

A communication system for authenticate a second communication device to a first communication device, wherein the communication system comprises a physical connection between a first communication device and a second communication device, where a first message may be transmitted from the first communication device, via the physical connection, to the second communication device. Furthermore, the communication system comprises a non-physical connection between the first communication device and the second communication device, where a second message may be transmitted from the first communication device, via the non-physical connection, to the second communication device, and wherein the second communication device may be configured to evaluate the first message and the second message based on a matching criteria, and if the evaluation of the first message and the second message fulfills the matching criteria then the second communication device may be configured to transmit an acceptance to the first communication device.

Authentication of base station and headset

The invention relates to a hearing device that comprises a flexible electric connection between device components that are pivotably connected to each other. The electric connection comprises an originally flat flexible circuit comprising one or more electric conductors embedded in a flexible substrate. The flexible circuit comprises a centre portion that is curved in its original, flat state and that in its mounted stage is bent to form a turn such that two curved sections of the curved centre portion emerge that are arranged opposite to each other in two spaced apart planes that essentially are parallel to each other.

Hearing device with flat flexible electric connection

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Ballerup, Denmark

Arne Lindbjerg Pedersen