Nicknamed the "bionic ear," the operative device can hear at frequencies far out of the range of a normal human ear. These ears were made using a 3D printer, a device which has been used recently ...

Need a new ear? In the future you may be able to print one out and pop it on. Taking us one step closer to a future in which we are all part human, part machine, scientists at Princeton University ...

Born profoundly deaf, five-year-old Caiden Moran is able to hear his family for the first time thanks to an auditory brainstem implant – his “bionic ear.” ...

Princeton University researchers are harnessing the power of a 3-D printer to create a “bionic ear.” The creation of an ear using a combination of silicone and collected bovine tissue via a 3 ...

The combination of 3-D bioprinting and electronics have allowed researchers to develop a bionic ear made of cells rather than plastic. The fully functional ear is made from a coil antenna and ...

The breakthrough surgery to implant bionic ears is happening at a Florida hospital, where one Tampa native heard the voices of his family for the very first time. Skip to content WATE 6 On Your Side ...

Newark, NJ, Oct. 05, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- As per the report published by Fior Markets, the global bionic ear market is expected to grow from USD 14.93 billion in 2019 and to reach USD 26.88 ...

In many ways, Caiden Moran is an average five-year-old boy. Running around his front yard, climbing trees and playing with his brother, the only difference you might notice is the small device on ...

Born profoundly deaf, five-year-old Caiden Moran is able to hear his family for the first time thanks to an auditory brainstem implant – his “bionic ear.” ...

Born profoundly deaf, five-year-old Caiden Moran is able to hear his family for the first time thanks to an auditory brainstem implant – his “bionic ear.” ...