An SDK (Software Development Kit) is a collection of software tools, libraries, documentation, and sample code that helps developers create applications for specific platforms or integrate specific functionalities.
SDKs are great for adding capabilities to existing programs or tools. For example, a mobile game developer might use an SDK from a payment provider to add in-app purchases. Or someone who makes hardware devices like headphones and microphones might use an SDK to embed real-time audio enhancement.
An SDK packages the necessary components for a developer to quickly implement certain features without reinventing the wheel. It may include APIs, compilers, debuggers, code libraries, and pre-built modules to simplify integration.
The ai-coustics SDK is a popular solution for developers to integrate our audio enhancement technology directly into software applications or hardware devices. This means manufacturers can ship products like conferencing systems, headsets, and more, with built-in ai-coustics audio quality improvements that work in real time.
