Oticon A/s

Peter Mølgaard Sørensen

Michael Syskind Pedersen

Jesper Bruun Jensen

Nels Hede Rohde

Thomas Bentsen

Anders Brødløs Olsen

Angela Josupeit

Gusztáv Lõcsei

Sara Klimt-møllenbach

Caroline Ekelund

Xi Li

Gusztáv Löcsei

Mehran Sadri

Stine Bech Petersen

Peter Rønberg

A hearing aid configured to be worn by a user comprises an input processing unit comprising at least one input transducer for providing at least one input audio signal representative of sound, the input processing unit providing at least one processed input audio signal in dependence of said at least one input audio signal; a sound scene analyzer for analyzing said sound in said at least one input audio signal and providing a sound scene control signal indicative of a current sound environment; a notification unit configured to provide a notification signal in response to a notification request signal indicative of a request for conveying a specific message to the user; an output processing unit for presenting stimuli perceivable as sound to the user in dependence of said at least one processed input audio signal and said notification signal. The notification signal is determined in response to said notification request signal and the sound scene control signal.

Hearing aid comprising an adaptive notification unit

A hearing aid comprises an input unit providing an electric input signal representing sound, a wake word detector configured identifying a particular wake word based on said electric input signal, and providing a wake word control signal indicative of whether, or with what probability, the wake word is detected, or an own voice detector estimating whether, or with what probability, the electric input signal originates from the voice of the user and providing an own voice control signal indicative thereof, transceiver circuitry establishing a communication link to another hearing aid allowing the transmission and/or reception of the electric input signal to/from the other hearing aid, and a pre-processor controlling the transceiver circuitry in dependence of the wake word control signal or the own voice control signal. A binaural hearing aid system and a method of operating a hearing aid are further disclosed.

Hearing aid comprising binaural processing and a binaural hearing aid system

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