MRI Communication Technology

The Science of Being Heard

EERS captures and reconstructs voice from inside the ear canal, enabling clear communication in the loudest environment in medicine.

The Most Acoustically Hostile Environment in Medicine

MRI scanners generate powerful acoustic noise during imaging sequences. These sounds can exceed levels that make speech communication extremely difficult.

Most existing systems attempt to send sound to the patient but struggle to capture speech clearly from inside the scanner.

Without reliable voice capture, there can be communication breakdowns between clinicians and patients– EERS aims to bridge that gap by bringing clear, reliable two-way communication to the MRI suite.

EERS uses a multi-stage signal processing system designed specifically for MRI environments.

Understanding MRI Safety Zones

MRI facilities are organized into four zones to ensure safe operation of imaging equipment.

Each zone represents a different level of access and magnetic exposure.

Communication Across the Entire MRI Workflow

EERS supports communication across all MRI zones, ensuring clinicians and technologists can communicate effectively with patients throughout the imaging process.

From patient preparation to active scanning, the system maintains reliable communication across the MRI environment.