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AVC Open
Picks up the speech the user can still produce and turns it into clear, natural speech.
First to launchOur Products
One platform. Three journeys to a voice.
AVC adapts to where each person is — whether they can still partly speak, have lost their voice, or have never had one. Three tiers, one platform.
The Line-up
Three tiers, built in order.
02
AVC Closed (Post-Loss)
Reads the signals the throat and breath still produce and rebuilds speech from them. Where old recordings exist, it can be personalised to sound like the person's own voice.
In development03
AVC Closed (Congenital)
Builds a brand-new voice for the person, because there is no earlier recording of their voice to copy.
PlannedThe Roadmap
How the tiers arrive.
- Tier 1AVC OpenFirst to launch
- Tier 2AVC Closed (Post-Loss)In development
- Tier 3AVC Closed (Congenital)Planned
Each tier launches in order. What we learn from real users in one tier shapes the next.
Side by Side
Compare the tiers.
| Feature | Tier 1 — AVC Open | Tier 2 — AVC Closed (Post-Loss) | Tier 3 — AVC Closed (Congenital) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | People who can still partly speak — a weak, strained or partial voice. | People who lost their voice to throat cancer, laryngectomy, or an accident. | People who have never been able to speak — mainly deaf and mute individuals. |
| Form factor | Open, lightweight wearable | Closed mask | Closed mask |
| Voice personalisation | Built from the user's own residual voice | Can use past recordings, where available | A newly created voice |
| Status | First to launch | In development | Planned |
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