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Bragi and CEVA Announce New Collaboration on Hearable Devices

Bragi and CEVA Announce New Collaboration on Hearable Devices

Posted on March 21, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Bragi, the acclaimed software developers bringing smart technology to Bluetooth devices, have partnered with CEVA to develop a new class of hearables. Products planned for production include hearing aids, headsets, and TWS earbuds.

CEVA is the world’s leading licenser of wireless connectivity and smart sensing technology. Their proprietary CEVA-BX DSP (Digital Signal Processor) provides beautifully efficient audio processing with extremely low power consumption. This partnership is a beautiful meeting of some of the most forward-thinking companies on the back end of hearable technology.
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Wearables Tags:audio, Bluetooth, processor, smart, software, wireless

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