Does Sens.ai work for people who are hard of hearing or deaf?

Modified on Tue, 16 Sep at 2:41 PM

Sens.ai has three modes: Train, Boost, and Assess.

  • In Train mode, most programs rely on audio feedback paired with your brainwaves. These typically require closed eyes and are best suited for users with functional hearing.

  • Two programs, Focus and Clarity, use visual feedback and can be used without sound. However, the majority of Train programs are not optimized for those who are hard of hearing.

Boost and Assess modes do not rely on audio, making them fully accessible and effective for users with hearing impairments.


Cochlear Implants:

  • Internal implants are generally not an issue.

  • External implants may only interfere if they block the heart sensor’s skin contact.

  • The over-ear headphones used in Sens.ai include sensors but maintain ear contact and typically do not conflict with implants.

We’re committed to accessibility and continue exploring new ways to expand support for more users.

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