Sydney, Feb 17: At the forthcoming MWC Barcelona, Whispp, a revolutionary AI-driven assistive speech and phone-calling application, is set to introduce its latest feature that transforms whispered and speech-impaired vocalizations into clear, natural voices in real-time.
This innovative technology, aimed at supporting individuals with voice disabilities, will be demonstrated at the Netherlands Innovation Quarter, located in Hall 8.0B20.1 of the Fira Gran Via, and Whispp will also present on stage at 5 pm CET on February 28 as a finalist in the 4YFN Awards.
The 4YFN (4 Years From Now) Awards is a globally recognized startup competition that highlights the most innovative digital startups with potential to make significant impacts.
Whispp’s participation underscores its commitment to enhancing communication accessibility and quality of life for the millions affected by speech disorders worldwide.
Over 80 million people globally stutter, with many more suffering from various speech disorders that complicate daily communication, especially via modern smartphones.
Whispp’s technology aims to empower these individuals, allowing them to make clear calls and use their mobile devices with confidence.
Joris Castermans, the co-founder and CEO of Whispp, emphasizes the transformative potential of their solution, stating, “Voice disabilities and speech disorders significantly affect individuals’ lives.
Our technology is not just about changing voices; it’s about enhancing communication accessibility and improving life quality for people with speech disorders.”
Unlike other voice conversion technologies that mainly focus on text-to-speech conversions, Whispp’s solution is unique in its ability to convert voiceless speech into voiced speech in real-time, without the latency and conversation flow issues associated with speech-to-text approaches.
This is achieved through an audio-to-audio-based AI, which is scalable and language-independent. Users can even recreate their own voices by providing recordings, adding a personal touch to the technology.
Whispp’s application caters to a wide range of voice disabilities, including those resulting from total laryngectomy after throat cancer, and offers a significant reduction in stuttering frequency by encouraging whispering, which can be more neurologically favorable for certain conditions.
The company invites telecommunications firms, healthcare organizations, and other potential partners to discuss collaboration opportunities at MWC Barcelona, aiming to broaden the reach and impact of their groundbreaking technology.
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