AAA Annual Convention 2027

After an amazing AAA Annual Convention 2026 in San Antonio, TX, our eyes are already peeled toward AAA 2027 in St. Louis, MO, April 7-10. Stay tuned for further updates, and check out our highlights from previous years in the meantime!

AAA 2026 highlights

Check out our 2026 highlights below.

1. VisualEyes™ platform: What’s new in 2026

VisualEyes 3.2 was designed to strengthen your diagnostic toolkit and streamline your workflow in dizzy patients, and visitors experienced its great new features at AAA 2026, including but not limited to:

Functional Vision Head Impulse Test (fvHIT™)

First, the fvHIT goes beyond traditional VOR testing and gives you actionable data to guide vestibular rehabilitation or referrals. This is a great tool for kids, offering an excellent alternative to the Video Head Impulse Test (vHIT) in this population.

Including the neck in vestibular testing

Second, the Cervical Gaze and Smooth Pursuit Neck Torsion (SPNT) tests help you differentiate cervicogenic dizziness from vestibular disorders, critical for accurate diagnosis and avoiding unnecessary treatments.

Improved BPPV analysis and efficiency

Third, improved BPPV analysis and times savings include:

• Auto start for Advanced Dix-Hallpike testing, enabling hands on the patient for safety at all times.
• Torsion added to the Lateral Head Roll test.
• Exact head degree in all head modeling for Ocular Counter Roll (OCR) and Advanced Dix-Hallpike testing.
• Ability to pause tests between the supine and seated positions.

All the above lead to cleaner and more accurate test results and better differentiation of BPPV from central positional vertigo.

Self-Paced Saccades

Fourth, the Self-Paced Saccade test offers a quick, patient-friendly way to assess oculomotor function without fatiguing your patients, while still providing rich metrics like latency and accuracy.

2. Telehealth solution with Affinity Compact

With user-friendly features such as the Audible Contrast Threshold (ACT™) test and its sleek, sophisticated hardware design, the Affinity Compact offers a wide range of placement options to present a high-tech look even when space is limited.

When combining the Affinity Compact with the Titan tympanometer, the Viot™ video otoscope, a PTZ camera, and a Telehealth Audio Interface®, you have a complete telehealth setup with a seamless and fast connection.

3. Presentations by Interacoustics at AAA 2026

• IU201 – DATA-Driven Excellence: Maximizing Vestibular Results with VisualEyes 525 v3.2
• LM217 – Turning Heads with Confidence: Best Practice in Visual Reinforcement Audiometry
• LM315 – It Is Not All in Your Head: Advanced Vestibular Testing Should Include the Neck
• MM304 – Two Years of the Audible Contrast Threshold Test: Lessons and Learnings

AAA 2025 highlights

Check out our 2025 highlights below.

Introducing the Equinox Evo and Touch Keyboard

The world of audiology is constantly evolving, and we evolve with it. New technology helps us offer better treatment options and improve life for people with hearing loss.

Our patients are also changing. Children need more engaging methods for behavioral testing, and older patients are living longer and healthier lives, increasing the demand for hearing care.

It is time to take the next step and move into the future of audiometry.

At AAA 2025, attendees had the unique opportunity to see and demo the Equinox Evo and Touch Keyboard, which is a cutting-edge solution combining an elegant clinical audiometer with a wireless, touch-operated audiometer keyboard.

Aided cortical testing

In October 2024, we were delighted to launch the Aided Cortical module for the Interacoustics Eclipse, which makes it possible to objectively and reliably validate hearing aid or cochlear implant fitting in infants or patients with complex needs who cannot subjectively respond.

Clinicians can use the outcome of the test to counsel their patient’s family – offering much needed reassurance – and make informed adjustments to the hearing device settings.

The Aided Cortical module also includes the ManU-IRU stimuli, developed by the Interacoustics Research Unit (IRU) in collaboration with Manchester University.

Related on-demand courses

• Getting started: Aided cortical testing
• Beyond the basics: Aided cortical testing
• Perfecting your test technique: Aided cortical testing