Starkey Laboratories, Inc.

Majd Srour

Amit Shahar

Gal Davidson

Jingjing Xu

Brantly Sturgeon

Nitzan Bornstein

Matan Sivan

Krishna Chaithanya Vastare

Achintya Kumar Bhowmik

Dagan Shtifman

One or more processing circuits may obtain sensor data that includes first sensor data generated by a first plurality of sensors of one or more hearing instruments worn by a user and second sensor data generated by a second plurality of sensors of the computing device communicably coupled to the one or more hearing instruments. The one or more processing circuits may generate a notification and may determine, based on at least a portion of the sensor data, a. time period at which the user is available to interact with the notification. The one or more processing circuits may, in response to determining the time period at which the user is available to interact with the notification, output, during the time period, the notification.

Context-based user availability for notifications

One or more processing circuits may obtain context information associated with a user of one or more hearing instruments, wherein the context information is based on a first set of sensor data generated by a plurality of sensors of the one or more hearing instruments and a second set of sensor data generated by a plurality of sensors of a computing device communicatively coupled to the one or more hearing instruments. The one or more processing circuits may determine, based on at least a portion of the context information, an auditory intent of the user for a given auditory context. The one or more processing circuits may associate the auditory intent with one or more actions, such as actions to adjust one or more settings of the one or more hearing instruments. The one or more processing circuits may invoke the one or more actions associated with the auditory intent.

Context-based situational awareness for hearing instruments

A computing system is configured to automatically determine and indicate a device compatibility between a mobile computing device and a secondary device. In some examples, in response to a user accessing a webpage on the mobile computing device, the computing system is configured to automatically compare specifications for the mobile computing device to a compatibility table for the secondary device, which in some examples, includes an ear-wearable device.

Mobile device compatibility determination

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