Zoundream has established a long-term strategic partnership with Philips Avent, integrating their innovative infant cry translation technology into Philips Avent's latest generation of baby monitors. This collaboration enhances Philips' Premium Connected Baby Monitor with AI-powered cry detection and translation capabilities, providing parents with deeper insights into their baby's needs and well-being.
Philips Avent, another leading market player in the baby market, has joined forced with Basel-based Zoundream to help parents Philips Avent device understand their baby needs. Zoundream developed in a cry translation technology for infant voice analysis, including cry analysis, and soon, non-invasive early detection of pathologies and neurodevelopmental disorders using voice.
The long-term partnership with Philips Avent marks another milestone for the Swiss startup, setting the foundation for the integration of Zoundream’s technology into the newest generation of Philips Avent’s baby monitors, the Premium Connected Baby Monitor (SCD973/26, SCD973/37). This AI-powered solution enables parents to better understand their babies’ needs, by interpreting different types of cries, for all users of the Philips Avent device.
Parents will have access to real-time insights into their babies' emotional state and needs, from hunger to discomfort, through constant voice-based monitoring, thanks to the advanced sound recognition technology developed by Zoundream. The real-time feedback helps parents react faster and more accurately, offering a new level of insight and responsiveness in early-stage parenting.
By combining Philips Avent's global leadership in baby care with Zoundream's expertise in artificial intelligence and infant voice analysis, we reinforce Zoundream's strong presence in the industry. This also solidifies Zoundream's absolute leadership in infant voice analysis, marking another significant leap forward in redefining the future of infant care.
(Press release/RAN)
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