We’re live from CES 2025—the world’s largest technology event—where Whispp is showcasing the future of inclusive voice technology.
From the moment the doors opened, we’ve had the privilege of meeting incredible innovators, industry leaders, and forward-thinking attendees who are just as passionate as we are about the power of accessible communication. The feedback, curiosity, and stories shared at our booth have made every late night and milestone along the way more than worth it.
At CES, visitors are experiencing Whispp’s real-time voice conversion technology firsthand. Whether whispered or affected, Whispp transforms speech into a clear and natural voice, enabling people with voice disabilities to communicate confidently—in person, over the phone, or in a video call.
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We’re proud to represent Dutch innovation on the global stage.
📍 Come find us at the NL Tech Pavilion and see how Whispp is making communication inclusive for all.
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