Full creative control: supported by devAIce® 

Daisys, a pioneering Dutch company, is redefining text-to-speech (TTS) technology by giving users full creative control over synthetic voices. Their platform enables users to act as voice directors, shaping every nuance of AI-generated speech – from vocal tone and style to expressive intent.

White Paper

What your voice reveals – Vocal Expression AI with audEERING’s devAIce® audEERING’s latest white paper: From human behavior to cutting-edge Voice AI technology Your voice is more than just a tool for communication – it’s a reflection of your emotions, energy, and even health. With devAIce® v3.14.0, audEERING® introduces the latest advancements in AI-powered voice analysis, […]

devAIce® SDK 3.14 & Web API 4.7: Expression Upgrade (Large)

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The latest devAIce® SDK 3.14 and Web API 4.7 releases bring a significant boost to the Expression (Large) module, making it more accurate and efficient than ever before.   devAIce® SDK 3.14 & Web API 4.7: Expression Upgrade (Large) Upgrades for enhanced accuracy & performance  The Expression (Large) module’s dimensional and categorical models have been updated […]

What’s New in devAIce® SDK 3.13 & Web API 4.6

We are excited to announce a major release of the devAIce® SDK version 3.13, as well as devAIce® Web API 4.6, a milestone packed with new features and improvements designed to help developers build even better audio applications. 

Insider-Talk

Product owner Milenko Saponja

Insider-talk with the product owner of devAIce®, Milenko Saponja. Talking about technology development in the health and robotics sector.

Enhancing Communication with devAIce® ASR Module

The automatic speech recognition module from audEERING® is not just an addition to its technology range, but a decisive advance based on the fusion of ASR and vocal expression recognition. This promises to revolutionize the way we interact with machines via natural language.

PR: audEERING & iMotions partner to advance human behavior research

iMotions multimodal platform showing audEERING's voice analysis powered by devAIce®

audEERING, the German market leader for AI-based audio analysis, is cooperating with iMotions, the world’s leading provider of software for interdisciplinary research into human behavior, to expand measurement and analysis areas in human science research. With the integrated voice AI component, the multimodal software suite takes on another dimension that provides insights into human behavior.

devAIce® Web API 4.2 & 4.3 Updates: Exciting New Features from audEERING

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Following the recent SDK updates, we are thrilled to announce the latest enhancements in the devAIce® Web API versions. These updates bring a host of new features and improvements to empower developers in leveraging the full potential of our advanced technology. Let’s explore the exciting additions in devAIce® 4.2 and 4.3.

devAIce® SDK 3.8 and 3.9 Updates – New Powerful Module

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We are pleased to unveil the latest updates in devAIce® SDK 3.8 and 3.9, bringing substantial improvements and new features to boost your development experience. In this blog post, we will provide a comprehensive overview of the noteworthy enhancements introduced in these releases. This includes the introduction to our new module, which can be used to analyze audio quality.

Robots Learn Empathy 

Hanson Robotics in cooperation with audEERING - leading innovator in Voice AI

audEERING and Hanson Robotics develop robots with the highest social competence for everyday use. One of the world’s leading robot manufacturers Hanson Robotics integrates automated emotion recognition devAIce from German AI company audEERING. Highest level of human-machine interaction opens up new chances for the use of robots on the job, for example in caregiving. Robots recognize the emotions of their counterparts by voice and increase their social competence as a result.