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June 2, 2008 TRDA’s unique 31,000–square–foot Business Innovation Center in Melbourne marks one year of success fostering small–company growth; ‘Roadmap to Success’ workshop series a popular program
March 31, 2008 Business Innovation Center Helps Audigence to Succeed
February 21, 2008 Audigence Technology Offers Breakthrough in Hearing Device Tuning

Brevard Business News (BBN) www.brevardbusinessnews.com—6/2/2008
TRDA’s unique 31,000–square–foot Business Innovation Center in Melbourne marks one year of success fostering small–company growth; ‘Roadmap to Success’ workshop series a popular program (PDF)
The Technological Research and Development Authority’s “Business Innovation Center” in Melbourne has made big strides in its first year of operation under Chester Straub Jr., the organization’s executive director and a former U.S. Department of Commerce economic development executive.

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Brevard Business News (BBN) www.brevardbusinessnews.com—3/31/2008
Business Innovation Center Helps Audigence to Succeed (PDF)
Audigence Inc., a software--engineering firm dedicated to improving the quality of life for the hearing impaired, is among the first success stories coming from the TRDA's Melbourne-based Business Innovation Center, which opened in May.

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Press Release—2/2008
Audigence Technology Offers Breakthrough in Hearing Device Tuning

Lee Krause is totally and profoundly deaf. Yet he can hear every word you say.

Lee’s hearing ability is partly the result of a Cochlear implant that was surgically attached to his skull six years ago. And it’s partly the result of innovative computer technology he pioneered, to improve and customize the way hearing devices – such as Cochlear implants and digital hearing aids – are tuned.

“When the Cochlear implant was first turned on, I could hear my nails click and I couldn’t believe your nails could be that loud when you clicked them. And you could hear paper crumble real well,” Krause said.

“But human speech wasn’t quite as clear. And talking on the telephone still was problematic.”

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