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RECENT NEWS

October 11, 2021

Laronix CEO and Founder, Dr. Farzaneh Ahmadi
featured on ABC News

Earlier this month, Laronix was featured on ABC News as an award winning innovation Bionics Queensland is pioneering this year. Dr. Farzaneh Ahmadi was presented on ABC to explain the Bionic Voice box and it's impact on people who have lost their voice due to laryngeal cancer, giving larynx cancer survivors hope. 

The Laronix voice box is non-evasive and wearable to avoid complications of surgery.

It uses artificial intelligence (AI) to analyse respiration signals and produce a natural-sounding voice. Laronix currently has a database of male- and female-sounding voices, however, in time, it will give patients the opportunity to regain their own voice.

September 13, 2021

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

Laronix received the prestigious award of major category prize winner for Bionic Implants & Organs in the Bionics Challenge 2021. This award granted Laronix a reward of $50,000. We really appreciate Bionics Queensland's recognition.

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Laronix's Bionic Voice and its ability to provide natural voice quality for larynx amputees with male or female distinction, as well as its ability

to reach an ultra-realistic quality of voice resembling the patient's own, while being a safe and completely non-evasive voice prosthesis, makes Laronix the "world's first and only smart natural-sounding artificial voice box for larygectomees".​

August 28, 2021

Laronix receives the Australian Federal
Accelerating Commercialization Grant

Our mission is to stay at the forefront of Bionic Voice design and AI based voice cloning technology for people who need it most. And we are excited to be supported by the Australian government to fulfill this mission.

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In his announcement, the Australian Federal Industry minister Hon Christian Porter highlighted Laronix’s invention for larynx amputees, a “specialized voice cloning and artificial voice box medical technology which can restore speech.” Its wearable voice prosthesis was developed by Dr. Farzaneh Ahmadi while she was a post-doctoral researcher at Western Sydney University.

CONTACT US

Australia

Cohort Innovation Space

16 Nexus Way

Southport

Queensland, 4215

United States

New Lab

19 Morris Avenue, Building 128

Brooklyn Navy Yard

New York, 11205

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