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How Auracast is helping the hard of hearing at Sydney’s iconic Opera House

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The iconic Sydney Opera House brings Auracast tech to its venues to help those with hearing issues rediscover their love for live music.

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How Auracast is helping the hard of hearing at Sydney’s iconic Opera House

The iconic Sydney Opera House brings Auracast tech to its venues to help those with hearing issues rediscover their love for live music.

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Sydney Opera House uses Auracast Bluetooth technology to help hearing-impaired patrons in world first

World-first Bluetooth technology at the Sydney Opera House has opened up a world of new experiences for hearing-impaired patrons.

·Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Opera House Introduces Auracast™, Transforming Hearing Accessibility in a World-First for a Cultural Institution | Hearing Health & Technology Matters

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA – A collaboration between GN, Hearing Australia, and the National Acoustic Laboratories is introducing advanced accessibility technology to the Sydney Opera House, enhancing the listening experience for individuals with hearing loss. Starting today, the Opera House becomes the first cultural institution worldwide to implement Auracast broadcast audio, an innovation designed for live performances, into its venues for hearing aid…

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Sydney Opera House becomes first major arts venue to implement Bluetooth Auracast technology for deaf audiences

Australia's Sydney Opera House introduced Bluetooth's Auracast to three of its event spaces on Tuesday, in a move which has been described as a "world-first for a major cultural institution".

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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Tuesday, March 18, 2025.
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