Cowboys Stadium Offers Assistance for Hearing and Vision
Lowered vision and hearing capabilities should never prevent you from enjoying a night a football game. A company called Softeq has made the experience of each play more appealing to those with aforementioned ailments. A small device that is carried with the individual streams play-by-play announcements as well as game announcements live on a 3.5 inch screen. The action has never been closer.
The signs of hearing loss can be a burden to work through, but this device, called the DURATEQ Live, helps ease the transition into assisted hearing and vision. As the football season was ending, the Dallas Cowboys rolled out a wireless infrastructure that provides almost all of the sounds of an arena full of fanfare and excitement. The company, based out of Houston, says that their programs is very much likely the first of its type for a football stadium.
The DURATEQ Live has raised directional buttons for navigating through the text. It connects to Wi-Fi network in the stadium and streams data for fans who need help following the games or other events at the stadium. Just another way the sports world is helping the hearing and vision of fans across the country.