The Israeli development that is hidden in Google's headphones, Amazon glasses
The Israeli DSPG has revealed that a chip it has developed is installed on Google's new Pixel Buds headset competing with Apple's AirPods, while another chip is integrated with Panasonic's new headphones. From Google Translation to Noise Canceling - these are the features that chips from Israel bring to your ears. After Amazon, Facebook and Samsung, the Israeli DSPG shows significant collaboration with Google . Ynet reveals the company's CEO, Ofer Elyakim, that chip artificial intelligence (AI), an innovative company developed an integrated Pixel Buds 2, wireless headsets Google news this week out of the stores. "For us this is very big win, also at the strategic level and at the level The technology that is in the chip."
Initial comparisons between Google's headphones and Apple's AirPods headset, the market leader, predict that Google will be able to take significant market share from Apple this time, after failing in its previous attempt to do so. If the $1 million sales projections come true, it will also be significant revenue for the DSPG that you will receive about two dollars for each pair of headphones sold.
Elyakim finds that DSPG has entered the field of wireless headphones with a number of new chipsets, and with strategic agreements with both Google and Japanese Panasonic, which is currently facing the Japanese market with the headset of the market leader, Sony. "Panasonic is very excited about the results they are seeing in the markets," he said, who are now setting up a next-generation headset production line and will be launching the product in October-November. For us it is a significant writer. It's a strategic customer and Panasonic has paved the way for us to work with another large number of customers The tiny chip integrated into the Google headset, less than its weight, is responsible for the artificial intelligence capabilities of the product. Elyakim explains: "There is a whole range of smart signal processing here that is centered on machine learning algorithms. The headphones are very smart, loud and do not need to be touched. They are constantly listening and waiting to hear the voice command. They also listen to the environment and noises. They absorb it and increase the volume of the sound." In addition, the headphones monitor jaw movement to detect speech and adjust the degree of background noise reduction. Earlier , Ynet reported that a DSPG chip was also incorporated into Amazon's smart glasses, which have so far been released as a beta product for Amazon Prime customers. Elyakim says that this October, Amazon will begin aggressively marketing the glasses, including collaborating with optics and designer networks. Here, too, market expectations are for large-scale sales, which predicts additional revenue for Israeli society. Extracted from YNET by Hillel Furlager |