SMART SoundFlow
A classroom Auracast™ broadcast system delivering direct, discreet audio to personal listening devices.
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Built for inclusive, accessible classroom learning.
An Auracast™-based transmitter that delivers clear, direct access to instruction for every student, supporting inclusive learning without added complexity or specialized systems.
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What is SMART SoundFlow?
SMART SoundFlow is a classroom audio broadcasting system designed to provide direct and discreet audio access for every learner by transmitting to compatible personal listening devices without adding complexity.
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How does SoundFlow broadcast classroom audio?
SoundFlow uses an Auracast™ transmitter connected to the SMART Board to broadcast teacher voice (via SMART SoundLift) and lesson audio directly to student devices such as compatible hearing aids, headphones, or speakers.
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How is SoundFlow different from other assistive audio classroom systems?
Unlike traditional assistive listening systems that rely on dedicated receivers and complex audio infrastructure, SoundFlow uses an Auracast™ transmitter to deliver audio directly to compatible personal devices. This reduces equipment and cabling, simplifies deployment, and provides a more discreet and flexible listening experience for students.
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Does SoundFlow require special equipment to work?
No, SoundFlow requires a microphone input to capture audio, which can come from an external microphone like the SMART SoundLift. Teacher audio and lesson multimedia is then broadcast directly to compatible personal listening devices without additional infrastructure.
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Is SoundFlow suitable for students with hearing differences?
Yes. As an assistive listening system, SoundFlow helps students with hearing differences receive clearer audio through compatible devices such as Auracast™ hearing aids or headphones, enabling better focus and learning.
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Is SoundFlow compatible with existing SMART Boards?
Yes. SoundFlow works with your existing SMART Board displays running iQ4, including MX-V5 and RX series.
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What is an Auracast™ transmitter?
An Auracast™ transmitter is a device that broadcasts audio wirelessly to multiple compatible receivers, such as hearing aids or headphones, enabling scalable and flexible assistive listening.