Voice of America released a video that shines a spotlight on Whispp, demonstrating our unique technology aimed at helping people with voice disorders communicate more effortlessly.
Voice of America (VOA) is a significant broadcaster that sends out news and information in multiple languages worldwide. It’s known for giving reliable news and different viewpoints on global events. VOA helps people understand international issues better by sharing stories from various cultures.
Thanks to Julie Taboh & Tina Trinh from VOA.
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