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How Beam uses ai-coustics to make real-time interpretation work for the world's most vulnerable users
Real-world audio was one of the hardest problems behind Beam Interpret. See how Beam uses ai-coustics to make multilingual conversations more reliable in noisy environments.
Behind the Risk Score: a closer look at Tyto's six audio dimensions
Voice AI failures often start with the audio. Tyto helps teams detect risky audio, understand what’s causing it and react before it impacts the conversation.
Shipping Rust static libraries without symbol collisions
Rust static libraries can leak internal symbols and cause linker collisions. Here’s how our open-source lib-patcher fixes the problem.
How to choose the right ai-coustics model for your voice AI pipeline
Bad audio breaks a voice agent before the LLM even sees it. Here’s how to choose the right ai-coustics model for speech enhancement, VAD and audio insight across your voice AI pipeline.
How to prevent voice agent failures: A post-call audio analysis guide
When voice agents fail, audio is often the blind spot. Tyto brings observability to the audio layer, helping teams diagnose issues across every call.
Behind VAD Multi Speaker 2.1: How we built our drive-thru benchmark
Synthetic noise can't replicate a real drive-thru. Here's how our recording team built the dataset that pushed VAD Multi Speaker 2.1 the hardest.
Tyto 1.1: Sharper audio insight for every call
Tyto 1.1 delivers faster, more accurate audio-risk detection for the degraded call conditions that silently break speech-to-text and turn-taking in production voice agents.
Introducing VAD Multi Speaker 2.1: Speech detection that holds up where production audio gets hard
VAD Multi Speaker 2.1 delivers more reliable speech detection in the noisy, real-world conditions where production voice agents struggle most.
Introducing VAD Voice Focus 2.0: Voice activity detection for the primary speaker only
Built for production voice AI, VAD Voice Focus 2.0 triggers only on the primary speaker, ignoring background voices, TVs and cross-talk that break classic turn-taking.
