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A range of sound processors designed to work with Cochlear implants to fit particular needs and preferences. These devices deliver sound in conjunction with the implant and meet the same rigorous quality standards applied to implants.

A sound processor that works in conjunction with a cochlear implant to deliver sound. It features smart hearing technology that automatically adapts to the user's environment, such as restaurants, playgrounds, or offices. The device has delivered 0.3% average failure rate over 24 months.

A neural interface device that converts sound vibrations into electrical signals transmitted to the auditory nerve, enabling hearing for individuals with severe to profound hearing loss. Manufactured using automated semiconductor processes for enhanced precision and reliability.

The world's first and only smart cochlear implant system combining advanced hearing technology with intelligent features.

A wireless sound processor for cochlear implants featuring USB-C charging, automatic implant ID recognition, and Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity for remote control via smartphone application. Provides up to 10 hours of continuous operation per charge with a compact form factor.

Advanced auditory implant system components designed for patients with severe to profound hearing loss who do not benefit from conventional hearing aids. The technology directly stimulates the auditory nerve to restore hearing sensation.

The world's smallest and lightest behind-the-ear sound processor available in six colours. It features next-generation Bluetooth LE Audio connectivity and the latest advanced hearing technology designed to respond intuitively to changing listening environments. The processor offers all-day battery life and can be easily transferred between Nucleus Nexa implants.

"SULLIVAN," TODOC's first cochlear implant, opens a new horizon in hearing technology with the world's highest count of 32 channels. As a higher number of channels allows for more detailed frequency representation, SULLIVAN surpasses existing products by delivering the most diverse and precise combinations of sound stimulation to the auditory nerve through its multi-channel electrodes. Most notably, TODOC has overcome the limitations of traditional manual manufacturing for cochlear electrodes by adopting laser micromachining, a semiconductor manufacturing process. Through this technology-intensive automated process, we have simultaneously secured innovative precision and mass production capabilities. Furthermore, the device is crafted from Medical-Grade Titanium, known for its excellent biocompatibility. This ensures safety within the human body while providing a lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and semi-permanent durability.

A cochlear implant designed to treat moderately severe to profound hearing loss. The device delivers high levels of reliability over time, with 98.97% cumulative survival percentage within 20 years. It works in conjunction with a sound processor to deliver sound to the inner ear.

An innovative device that restores hearing through electrical stimulation, designed to help individuals with hearing loss who cannot benefit from hearing aids. The device converts sound vibrations into electrical signals that are sent to the brain, replacing the function of the damaged cochlea. Sullivan represents Korea's first domestically developed cochlear implant, manufactured using semiconductor processing techniques for enhanced precision and mass production capability compared to existing foreign products.

A small and discrete cochlear implant system using the latest technology to help users hear better. The system features streaming functionality that allows direct connectivity with phones and other devices for calls and music playback. It is designed for individuals with hearing loss who may benefit from cochlear implant technology.

The world's first and only smart cochlear implant featuring upgradeable firmware and internal memory. It stores unique hearing information securely on the implant, allowing users to access future innovations through firmware updates. The implant is ready for next-generation Bluetooth LE Audio connectivity and is backed by Cochlear's 40+ years of proven reliability.