John T Page

8515110, Aug 20, 2013

Sep 23, 2011

13/244260

Frederick Charles Neumeyer - Austin TX, US
John Michael Page Knox - Austin TX, US
Gregory Charles Yancey - Austin TX, US

Audiotoniq, Inc. - Austin TX

H04R 25/00

381314, 381312

A hearing aid includes a casing configured to fit behind an ear of a user's head and against a side of the user's head. The hearing aid further includes a first proximity sensor associated with the casing and configured to generate a first signal that is proportional to a proximity of the casing to the ear and includes a processor coupled to the first proximity sensor and configured to select an operating mode from a plurality of operating modes in response to the first signal.

8582790, Nov 12, 2013

Feb 8, 2011

13/023155

John Michael Page Knox - Austin TX, US
David Matthew Landry - Austin TX, US
Samir Ibrahim - Silver Spring MD, US
Andrew Lawrence Eisenberg - Austin TX, US

Audiotoniq, Inc. - Austin TX

H04R 25/00

381314, 381 60, 381312

A hearing aid includes a microphone to convert audible sounds into sound-related electrical signals and a memory configured to store a plurality of hearing aid profiles. Each hearing aid profile has an associated audio label. The hearing aid further includes a processor coupled to the microphone and to the memory and configured to select one of the plurality of hearing aid profiles. The processor applies the one of the plurality of hearing aid profiles to the sound-related electrical signals to produce a shaped output signal to compensate for a hearing impairment of a user. The processor is configured to insert the associated audio label into the shaped output signal. The hearing aid also includes a speaker coupled to the processor and configured to convert the shaped output signal into an audible sound.

8611570, Dec 17, 2013

May 16, 2011

13/108701

Frederick Charles Neumeyer - Austin TX, US
John Gray Bartkowiak - Orkney, GB
David Matthew Landry - Austin TX, US
Samir Ibarhim - Silver Spring MD, US
John Michael Page Knox - Austin TX, US
Andrew L. Eisenberg - Austin TX, US

Audiotoniq, Inc. - Austin TX

H04R 25/00

381314, 381312

A data storage system includes a network interface configurable to couple to a network for receiving data related to an acoustic environment from a device and a memory for storing a plurality of environmental filters. The data storage system further includes a processor coupled to the memory and the network interface, the processor configurable to analyze the data and selectively provide one or more of the plurality of environmental filters to the device based on the analysis of the data.

20110200213, Aug 18, 2011

Feb 4, 2011

13/021540

John Michael Page Knox - Austin TX, US

AUDIOTONIQ, INC. - Austin TX

H04R 25/00

381314

A hearing aid includes a memory configured to store current configuration data and an accelerometer to convert mechanical motion into a signal representing mechanical motion. The hearing aid further includes a logic circuit coupled to the accelerometer to receive the signal and to selectively update the configuration data based on the signal.

20110280422, Nov 17, 2011

Apr 20, 2011

13/090778

Frederick Charles Neumeyer - Austin TX, US
David Matthew Landry - Austin TX, US
Samir Ibrahim - Silver Spring MD, US
John Michael Page Knox - Austin TX, US
John Gray Bartkowiak - Stromness, GB

AUDIOTONIQ, INC. - Austin TX

H04R 25/00

381314

A device includes a network interface to communicate with a communication network and a microphone to convert sounds into an electrical signal. The device further includes a processor coupled to the microphone and the network interface. The processor is configured to process the electrical signal to generate acoustic data based on the electrical signal and to provide the acoustic data to the network interface for transmission to a data storage device.

20120008793, Jan 12, 2012

Jul 5, 2011

13/176738

John Michael Page Knox - Austin TX, US
Frederick Charles Neumeyer - Austin TX, US
Samir Ibrahim - Silver Spring MD, US

AUDIOTONIQ, INC. - Austin TX

H04R 1/10

381 74

A device includes an input for receiving an audio signal, a speaker to convert the audio signal into an audible sound, and a memory for storing remediation instructions and detection instructions. The device further includes a processor coupled to the input, the speaker, and the memory. The processor is configured to process the audio signal according to the detection instructions and the remediation instructions to modulate amplitude of the audio signal based on the remediation instructions.

20130301860, Nov 14, 2013

Jul 5, 2013

13/935744

John Michael Page Knox - Austin TX, US
Gregory Charles Yancey - Austin TX, US

H04R 25/00

381330

A hearing aid includes a casing configured to fit behind an ear of a user's head and against a side of the user's head. The hearing aid further includes a first proximity sensor associated with the casing and configured to generate a first signal that is proportional to a proximity of the casing to the ear and includes a processor coupled to the first proximity sensor and configured to select an operating mode from a plurality of operating modes in response to the first signal.

20140003641, Jan 2, 2014

Dec 7, 2012

13/708009

Russell J. Apfel - Austin TX, US
John Michael Page Knox - Austin TX, US

AUDIOTONIQ, INC. - Austin TX

H04R 25/00

381323

A power dongle for a hearing aid includes conductive wires, each wire having a computing device end and a hearing aid end. A first connector is connected to the computing device end of each of the plurality of conductive wires to releasably couple to an input/output port of the computing device and a second connector is connected to the hearing aid end of each of the plurality of conductive wires to releasably couple to an interface of the hearing aid, the second connector configured to deliver at least one of a first power supply and an audio signal from the computing device to the interface of the hearing aid.