Interview
summary
Claims a rebuilt voice stack that runs streaming ASR+NLU in real time to avoid the “speak then wait” waterfall and dramatically cut latency. Describes five years of research, SDKs and reusable components for web and mobile developers, and enterprise workflows like form filling and search. Announces acceptance to Y Combinator Winter 22. Shows a working demo, having built a voice-enabled website in 50 minutes, and reports the approach improves accessibility and measurable time savings.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:50Background
- 5:40Processing
- 7:40Funding
- 11:00Market penetration
- 15:00Enterprise transformation
- 18:05Customer experience
- 20:40Accessibility
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