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Grason-Stadler company history timeline

1950

Behavioral research equipment (1950)

1952

By 1952 more operating space was needed so Grason-Stadler Company was formed and moved to Hampshire St Cambridge (700 sq. ft) with 2 engineers and about 8 employees.

1956

The E-800 Bekesy sweep frequency audiometer was introduced in 1956 under license from Georg von Bekesy and installed in clinics and hospitals all over the world.

1968

Computer Based Behavioral Research System (1968)

1970

They were in production until 1970 and were built to last.

1971

Introduced in 1971, the 1720 measured middle ear function in two components.

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