10 VisualEyes™ tips I didn’t know as a clinician
Before starting my position with Interacoustics, I used VisualEyes™ all day every day for several years in a busy vestibul...
The age of carbon paper is over, the time of the data management system has come
Picture this – unfortunately – real-life scenario:
You’re using carbon paper or pre-printed templates to transfer a hand-...
Meet Thomas Richard-Vitton – the inventor of the Interacoustics TRV Chair
Taking a ride in a chair that can spin 360 degrees in all directions can cure patients suffering from the invalidating diz...
New Interacoustics employees February 2023
We are excited to share the faces of our 11 new colleagues who have recently joined the great Interacoustics team.
Meet t...
8 significant benefits of using a dedicated keyboard for audiometry
When it comes to performing audiometry, having the right equipment can make all the difference. The traditional standalone...
How the letter A sparked one woman’s promising career in research audiology
Lisbeth Birkelund Simonsen is a promising young research audiologist, working at the frontier of audiological discovery at...
Get a-head of the game with VORTEQ™ Assessments
The measurement of eye movements is critical for accurate diagnosis and evaluation of treatment progression. However, the ...
More than a Frenzel: Do more for your patients with Video Frenzel goggles
Goggles have long been a valuable tool in vestibular testing, with the newest technology taking it a step further. This ar...
Introducing VisualEyes™ 3.1
Interacoustics is pleased to announce VisualEyes™ 3.1, which adds many improvements to the existing protocols and some exc...
