Did the Marvel telecoil models have to increase in size due to the technology inside?
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Scott Witt, Director, Product Management at Sonova USA, Inc: Phonak Marvel™ takes universal connectivity to the next level with Audéo™ M-312T and 13T, by combining the foundational technology of universal access utilizing a telecoil with the highly advanced SWORD™ 3.0 chip technological innovations. Patients still desire a discreet hearing solution without compromising on hearing performance. The recently introduced Audéo Marvel telecoil models continue to deliver on that desire! These new telecoil models remain small and discreet — with the Audéo M-13T maintaining a similar size of the Audéo M-312T, while offering an increased battery life with a size 13 battery. Numerous hearing solutions available today have removed telecoil options in the effort to eliminate size of internal components. Phonak remains committed to offering industry-leading technological advancements without requiring a compromise for both patients and hearing healthcare providers.
Scott is the Director, Product Management at Sonova USA, Inc. As leader of the Product Marketing Team, he manages the Phonak U.S. brand product portfolio and guides the product lifecycle from introduction and positioning in the market through product discontinuation. Scott previously served Phonak as the Director of Engineering with responsibilities for new product and process development, manufacturing systems support and custom product quality. Scott started in the hearing instrument industry in 1992 and has held various roles in Research and Development and Operations. Since joining Phonak in 2002, he has been integral in the development of the advanced digital manufacturing systems at Phonak and more recently led the evolving product marketing activities of the Phonak brand. Scott received his Engineering degree from Kansas State University in 1988.
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