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The paper addresses the implementation of a real-time, robust, adaptive spatial filter used as a preprocessor for a monaural hearing aid. The goal of the ongoing study is the development of a processor that provides the user spatial selectivity and an attenuation of undesired interfering sources, while robustly controlling the response to a desired source. A four microphone, real-time, robust processor has been implemented and preliminary results are discussed in terms of improvement in SNR and an intelligibility measure.<>