Whispp was part of the Dutch CES mission where CEO and Founder Joris Castermans was interviewed by the influential international daily newspaper.
In the interview they discussed, among other things, our technology that has the potential to change the lives of people with a voice disorder.
To accelerate the technological development of Whispp, we are always open to cooperation with other companies and organizations. The interview is therefore a great step to bring our smart speech technology to the public even more.
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