Oticon Launches Reveal Hearing Aid With Dual AI Technology

Aug 12, 2026
Oticon has launched Oticon Reveal, a hearing aid that uses two AI systems to enhance speech and balance environmental sounds.

Oticon has launched Oticon Reveal, which it describes as the first hearing aid with Dual AI technology, the company announced in a press release.

The device uses two AI systems that work together in real time. Speech AI identifies and enhances speech around the user, while Context AI recognizes and balances environmental sounds.

Oticon says Reveal is built on its BrainHearing approach and runs on the Reveal AI platform. The company says the Dual AI system is always active across listening environments without reducing battery life, comfort, size, or discretion.

The hearing aid also includes a new connectivity platform with stronger signal power, improved streaming stability, and longer streaming range. It supports Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast for hands free calls and audio streaming, with battery life intended to last all day.

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