Communication is a fundamental human right, yet it remains a challenging and often isolating experience for many individuals with speech impairments. At Whispp, our core mission is to make communication accessible for everyone, especially those with speech difficulties. Our recent partnership with @Infobip has been a pivotal step towards achieving this goal.
Our collaboration with Infobip, a global leader in communication platforms, has supercharged our efforts. Infobip’s expansive reach and technological prowess have allowed us to scale our solutions and integrate seamlessly with modern communication systems, ensuring our technology is accessible to a broader audience.
Joris Castermans, CEO of Whispp, shared during the meeting at MWC in Barcelona:
“Working with Infobip has amplified our impact. Their support has enabled us to refine our technology and expand its reach, ensuring more people benefit from enhanced communication tools. Together, we’re not just creating technology; we’re building bridges for those who have been too long unheard.”
Looking forward, our partnership with Infobip is set to deepen. We’re excited about the potential of our joint initiatives to drive further innovation in speech technology. With Infobip’s robust network and cutting-edge technology, we are poised to revolutionize how people with speech impairments interact with the world around them.
As we continue to grow and expand our impact, we invite you to follow our progress and learn more about how Whispp and Infobip make communication more inclusive.
We are immensely proud of what we have achieved with Infobip and look forward to the future. If you want to learn more about Whispp’s technology and our collaboration with Infobip, check out the full story on our website and stay tuned for updates across our social media platforms.
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