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Audio description component provides synchronized descriptions of key visual elements throughout attractions and shows.

Allows for guided and self-guided tours or switch between recorded audio and a live tour guide.

Allows for multi-lingual transmission on attractions, shows, and more.

Audio-based services for persons who are blind or with low-vision. Interactive audio menus enable users to access information about nearby attractions, restaurants, restrooms, entertainment and more.

Portable text captions available on moving ride attractions and other unique locations. Synchronized to attractions, shows, and exhibits using location and timing information.

Amplified show audio for persons with mild to moderate hearing loss. Automatically switches to the correct channel based on device location.


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Listen Talk

Listen Technologies is collaborating with Disney to deliver enhanced guest experiences at Disney Parks & Resorts through technology.  The ListenTALK device provides a new level of connectivity by providing a variety of improved solutions for assistive listening and tailored guided and self-guided tours that allow the user to switch between recorded audio or a live tour guide. ListenTALK provides a better guest experience by delivering the right information, at the right time and place, to the right person.

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Durateq

Whether a guest is exploring outdoors our indoors, a handheld device featuring Disney SyncLink Technology can seamlessly deliver synchronized content related to the environment. Multiple location detection technologies, indoors and outdoors, enable complete coverage of an entire park or venue. Defined areas automatically trigger content on the handheld device, or the guest can access content manually. Use for audio descriptions parkwide, audio descriptions attractions, handheld captioning and assistive listening. 

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inThrall

Birket Engineering, Inc. has partnered with Walt Disney Parks & Resorts to utilize Disney SyncLink technology and Alcorn McBride, Inc. to create a unique solution for guests with hearing disabilities. The purpose of this technology and partnership is to help all guests enjoy the attraction at its fullest. Because of this enabling technology immersive environments can be made more accessible to all guests. The audio is displayed as text using augmented reality glasses. 

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SyncLink™ Infrared Mini Emitter

The Gantom SyncLink™ Mini Emitter is the smallest intelligent IR emitter used with handheld media devices to create assistive technology in public venues. It is compatible with a whole line of receivers that use the Disney SyncLink Technology and can be programmed with location codes and/or synchronized with show controllers to trigger receiving devices in range to play the appropriate location-specific content for the user in sync with the exhibit. These emitters broadcast invisible infrared light so when a guest walks into range of the emitter, the IR signal triggers the media content. This unique experience is fully automatic for the guest and requires no button pushes or screen selections.