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For decades, developers building for mobile and embedded devices have been stuck with audio processing technologies optimized for old PCs, leading to high costs and inefficiency. Addressing this persistent challenge, Superpowered Inc., which was later acquired by Splice, secured $2.1M in Seed funding to modernize audio tech.
The company developed a flexible, modular API that rethinks audio from fundamental mathematics, offering significantly more processing capability per watt with less power. This approach makes advanced sound effects and spatialized audio accessible for everything from games and AR/VR to low-power IoT sensors, all with just a few lines of code.
