Treble raises $18m for voice AI simulation
treble, an iceland-based voice ai simulation platform, raises $18 million to help model makers, robotics companies, and consumer hardware makers improve voice ai technology.
treble, an iceland-based startup, has raised $18 million in an extension of its series a funding, led by paladin capital group, with participation from existing investors. the company, founded in 2020 by acoustic engineers finnur pind and jesper pedersen, provides a simulation platform for voice ai companies, including synthetic data generation and model evaluation. treble's platform helps model makers, robotics companies, and consumer hardware makers improve voice ai technology. the startup counts amazon and logitech as customers and aims to increase its focus in the physical ai space, including robotics, automotive, and drone companies.