About Us

Our Story

Summitwave was born from the belief that good sound is not just a matter of technology, but a matter of participation.

In many public spaces, churches, lecture halls, conference centres or venues, audio quality determines whether people can truly be present. Especially for people with hearing aids, cochlear implants or hearing impairments, speech is often difficult to understand, even when modern sound systems are in place.

With Auracast, a new way to transmit audio directly, simply and accessibly to personal receiving devices is emerging. This is where Summitwave comes in: we develop professional Auracast solutions that bring modern Bluetooth technology into real applications. Reliable, easy to install and designed for places where clarity matters.

Our goal is to make public spaces more audible, accessible and inclusive.

Our Mission

Our mission is to make audio in public spaces accessible to everyone.

We develop solutions that bring speech directly to where it is needed: to the people. Whether at events, lectures, services, tours or conferences. We want no one to be excluded just because the sound does not reach them.

We combine modern Auracast technology with the requirements of professional installations. Our systems are designed not only to function technically but to make a real difference in everyday life: for visitors, for organisers, for integrators, and for everyone who wants to enable barrier-free communication.

Our Values

Our values start with people. Technology is not an end in itself for us; it should help people participate better, understand better, and move more safely in public spaces. That’s why we always think of our products from the user's perspective: understandable, accessible, and practical.

We believe that participation must not be the exception. Barrier-free audio solutions should not only be created where they are legally required but everywhere people come together.

When people rely on audio, technology must work. That’s why we develop our systems with the expectation that they are stable, professional, and practical. Even in demanding environments.

We work closely with the places where our solutions are used: with organisers, technicians, integrators, communities, universities, and people with hearing needs. Their feedback helps us build better products.

Good solutions rarely arise in isolation. We rely on partnerships, honest exchange, and collaboration with people who want to make public spaces more accessible.

Accessibility means responsibility. We want to use technology in a way that does not complicate but simplifies. Not more exclusive, but more inclusive. Not louder, but clearer.