All items tagged with signal processing (61)

Cerence Audio AI Suite for In-Car Audio Now Integrated into Audio Weaver

September 17, 2025 by Joao Martins

Cerence Audio AI Suite for In-Car Audio Now Integrated into Audio Weaver

Cerence Inc. announced that its Audio AI suite is now integrated into DSP Concepts’ flagship audio framework, Audio Weaver. The signal processing suite, which includes Speech Signal Enhancement for responsive voice assistance, Emergency Vehicle Detection (EVD) for situational awareness, and In-Car Communication (ICC), provides a set of advanced solutions leveraging pioneering deep learning technologies and is now available through Audio Weaver.

Alango VoiceDefender Gen2 Meets Microsoft Teams Open Office Certification Head-on

July 21, 2025 by Joao Martins

Alango VoiceDefender Gen2 Meets Microsoft Teams Open Office Certification Head-on

Alango Technologies just released a significant breakthrough in voice processing. The new Alango VoiceDefender Gen2 solution delivers crystal-clear voice quality on headphones, with no microphone boom needed. This development from the signal processing specialists and renowned supplier of audio enhancement technology solutions allows designing streamlined headset designs for those working in open office spaces, meeting Microsoft Teams Open Office certification requirements.

R&D Stories: Pushing the Boundaries of Active Noise Cancellation

January 29, 2025 by Stefan Liebich and Johannes Fabry

R&D Stories: Pushing the Boundaries of Active Noise Cancellation

Detailing a different perspective on signal processing, Stefan Liebich and Johannes Fabry bring us the story of how Elevear is exploring what is possible with Active Noise Cancellation (ANC). Offering a great overview about how signal processing works for ANC and transparency in true wireless earbuds, the two Elevear technical minds share their perspective on how the technology roadmap is taking us in exciting directions.

Synaptics Brings Astra AI-Native Platform to CES 2025

December 18, 2024 by Joao Martins

Synaptics Brings Astra AI-Native Platform to CES 2025

Following earlier demonstrations at trade shows all over the world, Synaptics will showcase its Astra AI-Native processing and Veros intelligent connectivity offerings at CES 2025. Synaptics Astra AI-native platform showcases the advantages of purpose-built hardware paired with an open-source development framework, and intelligent connectivity to enable rapid development of context-aware connected devices.

Microchip Technology Expands dsPIC Digital Signal Controller Family to Enhance Real-Time Precision and Execution

August 2, 2024 by Cristina Costa

Microchip Technology Expands dsPIC Digital Signal Controller Family to Enhance Real-Time Precision and Execution

Meeting the requirements for more complex and higher performance embedded systems, Microchip Technology has launched its new dsPIC33A Core family of Digital Signal Controllers (DSCs). The new DSCs feature a 32-bit architecture with a double-precision floating-point unit and DSP engine for faster computation in time-critical applications, ideal for fast-charging, wireless charging, and sensing systems such as those required for adaptive audio applications.

Knowles and Audiodo Work Together to Maximize Personalized Listening with TWS Earbuds

June 14, 2024 by Joao Martins

Knowles and Audiodo Work Together to Maximize Personalized Listening with TWS Earbuds

Knowles announced a collaboration with Audiodo, the pioneers in personalized sound optimization technology from Sweden, to explore the full potential of Knowles balanced armatures. The Audiodo Personal Sound platform requires the drivers used in over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids and true wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds to deliver an extra level of precision, and detail across the full range of sound. A requirement that matches Knowles own research in extended frequency response.

Shure Debuts Nexadyne Dynamic Vocal Microphones With Dual Transducer Technology

April 30, 2024 by Joao Martins

Shure Debuts Nexadyne Dynamic Vocal Microphones With Dual Transducer Technology

Shure has introduced its new Nexadyne dynamic microphone platform featuring completely new Shure Revonic dual transducer technology. Using two microphone diaphragms allowed Shure to process the resulting signal to maximize specific frequencies and minimize handling noise and mechanical vibration. Available now in cardioid and supercardioid polar patterns, the new Shure Nexadyne vocal microphones redefine modern standards for live events and professional touring.

Orosound Labs Innovation Division Accelerates AI-Enabled Hearables

January 5, 2024 by Joao Martins

Orosound Labs Innovation Division Accelerates AI-Enabled Hearables

Orosound, a company with patented signal processing and noise-canceling technologies, has unveiled Orosound Labs, its advanced innovation division that has operated sub rosa for the last couple of years. As the company stands at the forefront of AI-enabled active noise cancellation and reduction technologies that are ready to be embedded in consumer brand products, Orosound Labs is committed to empowering partners with a faster and more reliable way to introduce hearables with unique AI features to the market.

December 6, 2023 by audioXpress Staff

Ceva Launches New Brand Identity Reflecting its Focus on Smart Edge IP Innovation

Ceva, Inc., introduced a fresh new brand visual identity, logo design and web domain ”ceva-ip.com,” reflecting the company’s commitment to "being the partner of choice for transformative IP solutions that power the smart edge." Ceva is a leading provider of silicon and software IP that makes it possible for low power Edge AI devices to connect, sense and infer data, reliably and efficiently, across multiple high-growth end markets.

Signal Processing Impacts of ICP Accelerometer Limit Violations

November 30, 2023 by Special Content

Signal Processing Impacts of ICP Accelerometer Limit Violations

In this white paper, Dr. Stephen Hambric uses basic piezoelectric sensor theory to explain what happens to your measurement when you use and exceed the amplitude and frequency limits of an accelerometer with built-in electronics, known as an ICP® or IEPE accelerometer. Download this exclusive white paper now.

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