Eleven Engineering, Inc., a developer of semiconductor products for wireless audio for home theater, multiroom, portable, professional, 12 Volt, and gaming applications, has announced that its expanding Research & Development Design department by adding Arancha Bebany to the team.
“As our SKAA technologies and products offerings continue to grow, we needed to add to our engineering team to keep up with worldwide demand,” says Rex Whitehead, executive vice president sales & marketing, Eleven Engineering.
“Arancha has an impressive engineering education and background, making him the ideal wireless and software developer that we are looking for to help us grow. We are pleased to have Arancha on board.”
Arancha Bebany has an electrical engineering degree from the University of Alberta.
“I joined Eleven because of its exciting research and design opportunities with their proprietary SKAA wireless technology,” explains Arancha Bebany.
“I envision SKAA taking over the wireless audio market. Through my efforts along with the efforts of Eleven’s exceptional team already in place, I look forward to what the future will bring for SKAA.”
Eleven Engineering claims that its SKAA wireless system lets the integrator create dedicated multiroom home audio systems with a long range up to 150 feet with an interference-free low-latency signal eliminating lip-sync issues with TV and gaming. SKAA-enabled products can stream music between them, up to four sets simultaneously – one transmitter to four devices. In environments laden with heavy Wi-Fi and Bluetooth traffic, SKAA navigates through these hostile environments with best-in-class reliability. SKAA also allows for uninterrupted audio signals that are delivered with the highest sound quality to all speakers without the latency that is inherent in other wireless solutions.
SKAA is available as a built-in technology not requiring an external transmitter in purpose-designed partner products. SKAA transmitters work with iOS & Android mobile devices, Mac & Windows computers, televisions, and just about any product with a line output or a headphone jack.
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