A Closed-Loop System for Hearing Care

Our revolutionary
technology

Ampira delivers what no existing product does: a clinically calibrated hearing assessment and automatic device fitting through the same hardware the patient wears. No separate equipment. No clinic visit required.

Our Approach

Engineered for accuracy. Designed for scale.

Three integrated technologies that deliver clinical-quality hearing care independent of geography or clinic access.

Guided Setup

Ampira softwaresends commands to our factory-calibrated device, delivering pure tones at precise frequencies from 500 Hz through 8 kHz. The system records the user's hearing thresholds and generates a clinical-grade audiogram, then automatically configures the device's amplification curve to match the user's hearing profile.

Clinical audiogram generation.

Speech-First Audio Processing

AI-powered noise suppression isolates speech from background noise and adapts continuously to the acoustic environment. Profile mapping is applied automatically from the audiogram to optimize amplification for real-world listening conditions.

Automatic audiogram-to-profile mapping.

Remote Teleaudiology

For cases requiring clinical review, Ampira's teleaudiology platform connects patients with licensed audiologists remotely. Expert adjustment and ongoing oversight, at a fraction of the cost of in-person care.

Remote audiologist access via companion platform.

How It Works

From unboxing to fitted hearing aid in minutes.

01

Unbox and Pair

The Ampira device arrives ready to use. Open the app, pair via Bluetooth, and place the device in your ear. Setup takes under two minutes.

02

Calibrated Assessment

The app sends test commands to the device. The device delivers factory-calibrated pure tones at precise frequencies from 500 Hz through 8 kHz. The user responds on screen. The system records hearing thresholds across the standard audiometric range.

03

Audiogram Generated

The user's hearing profile is generated automatically. The audiogram is produced under the same acoustic principles used in professional audiology practice and is comparable to standard clinical booth audiometry.

04

Automatic Fitting

The app applies the audiogram to configure the device's amplification curve in real time. The hearing aid is fit to the user's specific hearing loss profile. No audiologist is required for first fit.

05

Remote Fine-Tuning

For users who want clinical review or ongoing adjustment, Ampira's teleaudiology platform connects patients with licensed audiologists at a fraction of the cost of in-clinic care.

Our Advantage

Controlling the hardware changes the clinical picture.

Unlike software-only approaches, Ampira controls both the hardware and the software stack. Every device is factory-calibrated. Every tone delivered is verified. That is what makes the audiogram clinically defensible and what distinguishes Ampira as a medical product rather than a consumer wellness application.

Clinical implications

  • Tone delivery is factory-verified in a 2cc coupler, the standard ear canal simulator
  • Per-unit calibration tables ensure accuracy across every device produced
  • Results are comparable to clinical booth audiometry within ±10 dB HL at standard frequencies
  • Clinical validation study in progress at the University of Arizona

Competitive implications

  • Software-only competitors cannot make clinically supported accuracy claims
  • Our closed-loop system represents protectable IP at the hardware-software integration layer
  • Results are specific to Ampira hardware and are not generalizable to the broader category
  • We are building a clinical evidence base that software-only products structurally cannot replicate

Evidence-Based

Clinical validation in progress.

Ampira is planning to conduct a prospective clinical study in partnership with the University of Arizona Department of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences. The study compares Ampira-generated audiograms to gold-standard calibrated booth audiometry in a real-world quiet environment, with results expected in 2026.

Study Design

Structured comparative validation study

Participant Group

Adults across target user demographics

Validation Goal

Strong alignment with clinical standards

Clinical validation in progress · University of Arizona · Results expected 2026

Our Philosophy

Four engineering principles. No exceptions.

Every decision we make, from hardware architecture to pricing, follows the same four principles.

I

Hardware-native accuracy

Accuracy lives in the hardware. We build and calibrate every device ourselves because you cannot write software that compensates for a transducer you do not control.

II

Closed-loop by design

The same device that tests your hearing fits it. Assessment and fitting occur within a single unified system, with no handoffs, no translation errors, and no loss of calibration context.

III

Evidence before claims

Every performance claim is backed by a test, a protocol, or a published study. We do not publish numbers we have not validated.

IV

Radical accessibility

We are designing for the people traditional hearing care has failed to reach, while building a solution refined enough for anyone to want.

Interested in our technology?

We are actively seeking clinical research partners, audiologists, and technical collaborators.