CES 2024 was buzzing with excitement as Whispp’s booth at the Netherlands Tech Pavilion received a special visitor—Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. The Whispp team had the honor of demonstrating our CES Innovation Award-winning assistive voice technology to one of the most influential figures in tech.
Nadella’s visit highlighted the importance of solutions like Whispp in the tech ecosystem. Our app transforms whispered and affected speech into a person’s clear, natural voice, making a significant difference for individuals with conditions such as severe stuttering, ALS, and vocal cord paralysis. For non-patients, Whispp also offers silent and confidential phone and video calling capabilities.
We’re proud to have showcased how Whispp addresses the communication challenges faced by 300 million people globally. Nadella’s interest underscores the potential of our solution to create meaningful change in the lives of individuals with vocal impairments.
As we reflect on this milestone, we’re inspired to continue developing innovative solutions that redefine communication. Thank you to everyone who supports our journey!
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