Audyssey’s team of engineers is on the cutting edge of far field voice recognition technology. Building on over a decade of experience and innovation in solving the problem of sound reflections in rooms, we are now addressing the most important weakness of voice recognition devices currently on the market: far field performance. Our algorithms for removing room reverberation and noise vastly increase the accuracy of far field voice recognition through solutions for signal capture, clean up and wake on voice.
Audyssey: Enabling the power of voice and sound.
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| Nov 4, 2014 | Intel Capital Backs 16 Startups With $62M, Will Invest $355M Overall In 2014 | Intel Capital has been one of the more prolific tech investors in Silicon Valley, with the total number of companies that it has backed since 1991 now approaching 500 startups and some 700 rounds of funding. Today it disclosed another 16 on... |
| Nov 4, 2014 | Intel Capital invests $62M in 16 tech startups | Did you miss a session from GamesBeat Summit 2022? All sessions are available to stream now. Learn more. Intel Capital, the venture arm of the world’s biggest chipmaker, is unveiling it has invested $62 million in 16 tech startups today. Th... |
| Nov 4, 2014 | Audyssey Gets Funding From Intel Capital | Los Angeles-based audio processing technology developer Audyssey and Intel Capital said Tuesday morning that Intel Capital has made an investment in Audyssey. Financial details of the funding were not disclosed. The announcement came in con... |
| Nov 4, 2014 | Intel Capital invests $62M in 16 tech startups | Intel Capital, the venture arm of the world’s biggest chipmaker, is unveiling it has invested $62 million in 16 tech startups today. The investments show that Intel is still bullish about funding new tech companies that could one day spur l... |
| Nov 4, 2014 | Audyssey Receives Investment from Intel Capital | Audyssey, a Los Angeles, CA-based developer of audio technologies that aim to improve the listening experience, received an investment from Intel Capital. The amount of the transaction was not disclosed. The company intends to use the funds... |
| Nov 13, 2012 | Gift Guide: Libratone Zipp AirPlay Speaker | Short Version Libratone’s speakers are normally crazy expensive. This one is just temporarily insane. Plus it’s got a direct mode for when you’re outside of Wi-Fi range, and a built-in battery, two things rare on an AirPlay speaker. Long Ve... |
| Aug 22, 2012 | Audyssey’s Bluetooth Wireless Speakers Bring The Ruckus In A Tiny Package | The market for high quality wireless speakers is relatively small. Consider the fact that Sonos and Jawbone have grabbed most of the headlines and buzz over the last few years with creative and attractive hardware design. Relative newcomer ... |
| May 12, 2012 | A Good AirPlay Speaker | The Wirecutter reader comments 42 with 35 posters participating Share this story Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Reddit The following review is from our esteemed colleagues at The Wirecutter. If you want to buy an AirPlay Speake... |
| Aug 12, 2011 | Review: Audyssey Lower East Side Speakers | Short version: A solid pair of laptop or desk speakers, unremarkable but warm and powerful, with an understated and attractive design. More attention to detail would help justify their price, though. Features: Custom drivers and digital sig... |
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When was Audyssey Laboratories founded?
Audyssey Laboratories was founded in 2002.
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Parsers VC has collected 13 articles mentioning Audyssey Laboratories, among them “Intel Capital Backs 16 Startups With $62M, Will Invest $355M Overall In 2014” (Nov 4, 2014) and “Intel Capital invests $62M in 16 tech startups” (Nov 4, 2014).
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Yes, Audyssey Laboratories is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Sep 10, 2020.