HNCE will display the Kilobyte AI Voice Program in Techcrunch Disrupt 2025

Imagine that you are a Formula One driver wrestling a racing course 200 miles per hour when your engineer comes on the radio and says … Something. You cannot go out, but you also will not spend a bosom to play this old Verizon advertisement (“Can you hear me now?”) With the race – and your life – on the line.

This is just one problem from the Norwegian startup that is solved with a small and fast program of sound processing software that has already attracted customers such as Intel and Riedel Communications, the official radio resource to F1. Hance is one of 200 emerging companies chosen Display its technique at Techcrunch Disrupt 2025any It extends from 27 to 29 October At the Moscow Center in San Francisco.

An excessive outfit of about 10 employees is proud of the wealth of the audio industry. This includes the co -founder, Stian Aagedal, who is also the CEO of ACON Digital Editorial Programs and Peder J Pruthensen, who manages the library of sound influences properly.

With the prosperity of artificial intelligence, the intestine, Jentsensen, and the rest of the Hance team, realized that there is an opportunity to take advantage of these new technologies during the sound processing pipeline – but especially in reducing and isolating noise. A few years ago, they started training their own models on high -quality Soundly records, including everything from F1 cars to the Icelandic volcanoes.

Since then, they have been able to reduce the HNCE processing models to only 242 km, which means that they can work on the device instead of the cloud, save time and energy. Hance says these models can separate sounds, remove noise, echo, frequency, and enhance the clarity of speech with only 10 millimeters of cumin.

While other companies offer similar audio processing programs, small and effective power models can process sound on devices of all sizes in actual time. This makes it wonderful to sell Radios Riedel to F1 or FIFA, and it is also attractive to law enforcement and defense applications.

HIKA sees an opportunity to process HNCE’s voice to go in many directions, too, now after you line up as a partner. Hance works with a technology giant to adopt its models to work on different versions of their chips, Incurred The latest “nervous treatment units”. Heka said the startup is talking to other chips, as Hika, and an unveiled smartphone maker said.

Heka said that these professional partnerships are likely to last for a few years and that they are not exclusive. This is good for the startup to expand, but he said that HNCE will have to continue to develop at a rapid pace to stay at the top of the competition. The company has just brought its first commercial official, but Heka said that he expected HNCE to focus heavily on research and development, and that the company will prefer workers “capable of artificial intelligence” to stay meager.

“We know that we now have an advantage over our competitors, but for sure we have to continue with it, so we are pressing quickly,” he said.

If you want to learn more about HNCE – dozens of other startups, hear their stadiums, listen to guest speakers in four different stages – join us on BreakOn October 29, in San Francisco.

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