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VOICE TECHNOLOGIES
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BIONIC VOICE

ABOUT LARONIX

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Laronix is pleased to introduce Bionic Voice, the world’s first smart wearable electronic voice prosthesis for laryngectomy people (larynx amputees or laryngectomees). Bionic Voice substitutes and regenerates

the missing "voice source” for laryngectomees.

It is naturally controlled by respiration and has an exceptionally high voice quality. The Voice is generated by a smart algorithm and can be trained in its future generation to reach a voice quality resembling the patient’s own.

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NATUALLY CONTROLLED

Electronic voice prostheses

such as electrolarynx require manual control. Bionic Voice

is naturally controlled using respiration.

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HIGH-QUALITY
SOUND

Bionic Voice generates a voice quality better than other solutions on the

market.

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SMART
PROSTHESIS

Bionic Voice has an Artificial Intelligence (AI) module that learns to improve the quality

of the voice over time to sound closer to the patient's own.

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RECENT NEWS

September 13, 2021

Laronix is a major prize winner in  Australia's  Bionics Challenge 2021

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August 25, 2023

Laronix hits another milestone in funding 

Laronix is thrilled to announce that it has raised A$2 million in seed funding. The round was led by Scale Investors and includes participation from Dr. Elaine Saunders and Dr. Peter Blamey, the co-founders of hearing aid company Blamey Saunders, and Kristy Chong, the ModiBodi founder who sold her company for $140 million last year.

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THE SCIENCE BEHIND IT

Bionic Voice is a wearable system, integrating hardware and software to generate true voice for laryngectomees.

A pressure sensing module sits over the patient’s stoma to monitor respiration. Similar to the vocal folds, these readings then drive an Artificial Intelligence (AI) based software model of vocal folds which produces the patient’s voice.

The AI software is designed to learn and mimic the natural voice of the patient.

FEATURED STUDIES

STUDY 1
February 2018

A pneumatic Bionic Voice prosthesis — Pre-clinical trials of controlling the voice onset and offset

STUDY 2
February 2018

Discovery to alter the path of bionic voice research worldwide

STUDY 3
October 2019

Development of a Real-time Bionic Voice Generation System based on Statistical Excitation Prediction

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CONTACT US

Australia

167 Eagle Street, Floor 9

Brisbane City

Queensland, 4000

United States

44 South Broadway, Suite 100

White Plains

New York, 10601

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