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World's first high-performance MEMS directional microphone

Soundskrit enables the next generation of consumer audio by bringing directional microphones from the studio to everyday devices.

We use microphones to interact with our devices and each other every day. Modern consumers expect perfect audio pick-up in every environment. Soundskrit directional microphones are robust to environmental noise to ensure that users are always heard the way they expect to be. Our bio-inspired MEMS shrinks the functionality of multi-microphone arrays into a single chip so product designers can improve performance, decrease power consumption, and simplify integration.

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Privacy mode blocks out more noise
The XY privacy mode uses two directional microphones and AI to completely remove background noise.
Soundskrit at CES 2023
Charley and Ravi demo Soundskrit's microphones at CES 2023
Soundskrit Directional AI Voice Isolation
Soundskrit microphones block out the voices of those around you
Transcribing multiple speakers
Soundskrit microphones can separate two voices to transcribe multiple speakers.
Soundskrit Horizon Overview
The Soundskrit Horizon Development Kit makes it easy to test out our direcitonal microphones and AI software.
Soundskrit Technology Overview
Soundskrit developed a new MEMS transducer designed for directionality from the ground up.
Dual Speaker Demo – Soundskrit vs A.I.
Soundskrit microphones remain clear even where A.I. fails
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Demonstration of a Laptop Using Soundskrit Microphones
Soundskrit microphones improve online conferencing
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Soundskrit Webcam Stereo Demo
Soundskrit microphones bring true stereo recording to consumer electronics.
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Demonstration of Soundskrit Directional Microphone Technology
Our software lead, Fred, demonstrates the off-axis rejection of directional microphones.