Brandon Sawalich

I mean, we're doing things with hearing aids.

You know, I have mine on right now.

And

You know, you probably couldn't tell here and you can barely tell if you were in person.

But we have to make complex simple to help people with their everyday life.

We change people's lives.

So with a hearing loss, people don't really it doesn't resonate that they're missing out.

until you know they have their hearing checked and then yes you know i do have a hearing loss whether it's noise induced because today's generation i think one in six teenagers have a noise induced hearing loss from music headsets gaming

And, you know, you have to have hearing to stay connected to your job and your family.

Right.

So getting a test, you know, nobody likes the word test.

I know I didn't in school either, but it's really an evaluation, just kind of quick where you're at.

And then there's, you know, what we're doing with technology is bringing your

world and life into this product where it connects.

Yes, it helps you hear noisy situations, but it also connects with your phone, your TV.

We have language translation.

We're doing a lot of cool things with this technology.

So it's not the hearing aids or hearing technology of 20 years ago.

It's the hearing aid of what's next.

And that's the stereotype because it was probably whistling, too.