- In March 2023, RODE introduced the Wireless ME system, a compact wireless microphone designed for effortless professional audio recording. Featuring the same pocket-sized form factor as the Wireless GO and Wireless GO II, this system includes built-in GainAssist technology for optimized sound levels. Both the transmitter and receiver house high-quality microphones, ensuring clear audio capture. The Wireless ME is compatible with cameras, smartphones, and computers, making it a versatile choice for content creators, filmmakers, and interviewers
- In January 2023, Audio-Technica expanded its commercial audio lineup with the launch of the Engineered Sound Wireless system. Designed to meet the growing demand for wireless microphone solutions in video and web conferencing, this DECT-based system delivers high-quality, scalable audio with simple and smart operation. The system features PoE-powered receivers, Dante audio outputs, and AES256 encryption, ensuring secure and seamless integration. With multiple transmitter options, including bodypack, handheld, boundary mic, and desk stand, it offers versatile applications for professional environments
- In September 2022, Saramonic introduced the Blink500 ProX wireless microphone system, an upgraded version of the classic Blink500 Pro. This ultracompact dual-channel system features advanced 2.4GHz transmission technology, ensuring stable audio recording even in areas with high RF activity. The bigger OLED screen provides vital information, while the extended battery life supports up to 10 hours of continuous use, with an additional 20-30 hours from the charging case. Designed for content creators, filmmakers, and journalists, the Blink500 ProX offers mono and stereo modes for flexible audio editing
- In March 2022, Yamaha expanded its ADECIA family with the launch of the ADECIA Wireless conferencing solution, designed for seamless remote communication. The system includes RM-W wireless microphones, the RM-CR remote conference processor, VXL-16P Dante PoE line array speakers, and the SWR Series PoE network switch. Utilizing DECT technology, the wireless microphones ensure stable audio transmission with 20 hours of continuous operation. The system features automatic setup guides, echo cancellation, and voice activity detection, optimizing sound quality for professional environments
- In April 2021, Knowles Corporation (NYSE: KN) introduced two new SiSonic MEMS microphones, SPH1878 and SPH9855, designed for automotive applications. These microphones set a higher standard of quality and supply assurance, addressing the growing demand for hands-free calling, advanced voice assistance, and in-cabin noise cancellation to enhance passenger comfort. The SPH1878 features single-ended and differential analog interfaces, while the SPH9855 offers a PDM digital interface, making them ideal for beamforming applications. Both models comply with AEC-Q100/103 automotive standards, ensuring reliability in harsh environments
