Directional sound in prescription-ready frames
SeeHear

Technology

How the frames support conversation-focused listening.

See-Hear brings four ideas together inside one frame: capture the surrounding sound, prioritize the direction you are facing, shape the signal, and deliver open-ear audio without sealing off your ears.

Directional by design

Many sounds in. One conversation forward.

The arcs narrow toward a single point: the direction you are facing. That is the basic design intent: gather the wider sound field and give priority to speech from the front.

How it works

Four steps, continuously, all day.

  1. 01

    Capture

    Microphones along the temples capture the surrounding sound field from the orientation of the frame.

  2. 02

    Focus

    The array is designed to prioritize speech from the direction you are facing while reducing emphasis from other directions.

  3. 03

    Refine

    Adaptive processing is engineered to shape the signal for a more natural open-ear listening experience.

  4. 04

    Deliver

    Open-ear speakers place sound just outside the ear, keeping the ear canal open to the room.

Inside every frame

The parts inside each frame.

  • 01

    Directional microphones

    An integrated microphone array is designed to prioritize sound from the direction you are facing.

  • 02

    Open-ear audio

    Sound is delivered just outside the ear, leaving the ear canal open to surrounding sound.

  • 03

    Adaptive DSP

    On-board digital signal processing is engineered to shape the incoming signal for open-ear listening.

  • 04

    Rechargeable battery

    The frame arms are designed around rechargeable power for daily eyewear use. Final battery claims will be published with product-specific testing.

  • 05

    Rechargeable arms

    Power lives discreetly in the temples and is designed to top up on a simple charging dock.

See-Hear is prescription-ready consumer audio eyewear with open-ear speakers and directional microphone technology, built for everyday conversation-focused listening. It is not a hearing aid or medical device. See-Hear is not a hearing aid, medical device, or treatment for hearing loss. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, or address hearing loss or any medical condition. For concerns about your hearing, consult a qualified health professional. For deeper explainers, read the Learning Hub.

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