CEP quiz: How DNN in Oticon Play PX can transform sound for children with hearing loss

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* 1. First name

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* 2. Last name

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* 3. Email

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* 4. Clinic name and location

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* 5. What does DNN stand for in hearing technology?

Deep Neural Network

Digital Neural Network

Dynamic Noise Navigation

Direct Noise Neutraliser

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* 6. What is the primary goal of using DNN in hearing aids for children?

To block all background sounds

To amplify all sounds equally

To provide access to the entire sound scene

To simplify sounds processing

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* 7. Why is full sound scene access important for children with hearing loss?

It eliminates the need for hearing aids

It supports brain development and learning

It reduces sound interference

It reduces background noise

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* 8. How many sound scenes has Oticon's Play PX been trained with?

1.2 million

6 million

9 million

12 million

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* 9. What makes Oticon Play PX unique as a paediactric hearing aid?

It is the first, and only paediatric hearing aid equipped with an always-on DNN

It uses AI for advanced noise cancellation

It focuses solely on speech clarity

It blocks all surrounding sounds

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