Signia makes MaX and Active Mini IX available for US veterans and military
Signia announced on November 2 that its Pure Charge&Go MaX and Active Mini IX hearing aids are now available through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Defense, and Indian Health Service. The company’s move follows the August 24 launch of MaX, which uses Acoustic Intelligence—a system of four deep neural networks trained on 40 million sound samples across 11 languages and…
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- Signia’s MaX and Active Mini IX hearing aids now available through US government services for veterans and military personnel
- MaX uses Acoustic Intelligence with four neural networks trained on 40M sound samples for real-time noise and speech enhancement
- Active Mini IX offers 21-hour battery life, Bluetooth streaming, and AI-powered sound customization via Signia Assistant
Signia Brings MaX and Active Mini IX to U.S. Government Services
Unite.AI · 2 November 2026
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