hardware · keiaudio

KeiAudio — dedicated audio co-processor.

A neural co-processor for real-time audio pipelines. Built to run signal-processing and inference inline, at low power, without round-tripping to a general-purpose CPU or GPU.

What it does

A small dedicated chip that takes raw audio in and emits processed audio plus inference results out. Everything stays on-device — no streaming to a server, no wake-word leaking to a cloud.

Why dedicated silicon

General-purpose CPUs and GPUs leave power on the table for steady-state audio. A fixed pipeline on dedicated silicon hits the latency and energy budget that battery-class devices actually need.

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