Forbes October 31, 2025
Bill Schiffmiller

From boardrooms to concert halls, direct broadcast audio is reducing fatigue, boosting productivity, and reshaping how we experience sound.

As we quickly approach CES 2026, I find myself reflecting on a journey that began two years ago at CES 2024. At that show, I met with Chuck Sabin and Dave Hollander from the Bluetooth Special Interest Group. They demonstrated a new broadcast audio standard called Auracast. At the time, it felt like a quiet revolution.

Last year, at CES 2025, I met with the team from Listen Technologies to experience Auracast further. This time, it was in a room designed for 500 participants. What I experienced was not about amplification or louder sound. It was about clarity without strain. It...

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