Boothless audiometry is a technology that promises to increase access to hearing examinations in low-income regions. However, there is a need for the technology to be cheaper, more informative, reliable, and easy-to-use to aid audiologists in making more accurate and informed hearing loss diagnoses.
See Written Proposal and Proposal Presentation for detailed description of the project.
TYMPAN, open-source hearing aid and hearing aid development tools, on GitHub.
TabSINT, open-source platform for hearing assessments and general purpose questionnaires, on GitLab.
- Azariah Javillonar
- Daniel Abate
- Di Luo
- MacKenzie Guynn
- Zhanel Nugmanova
Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center Doctors and Researchers
- Dr. Buckey
- Dr. Saunders
- Dr. Niemczak
- Torri Lee
Creare LLC Engineers
- Dr. Odile Clavier, a principal engineer working on technology to lower the cost of healthcare
- Eric Yuan, a research engineer who has worked with the Tympan
- Blaine Ayotte, a software engineer who has worked with TabSINT
- Chip Audette, an engineer who focuses on hearing systems and signal processing
- Joel Murphy, who runs Tympan.org and is very knowledgeable about the device
- Professor Peter Chin
- Nikki Stevens
- Professor Solomon Diamond
- Professor Rafe Steinhauer
- Emily Monroe