Amplifier Health Partners with Xeomics for Acoustic AI in Healthcare
Amplifier Health has announced a strategic partnership with Xeomics, granting them access to voice data from over 750,000 patients across three global markets. This collaboration aims to enhance Amplifier Health's acoustic AI technology, which decodes health signals from the human voice, by providing diverse and large-scale datasets.
The partnership allows Amplifier Health to train its Large Acoustic Model (LAM) with varied data, including multiple languages and dialects, to detect over 35 medical conditions and wellness indicators. Xeomics' expertise in healthcare data acceleration will facilitate rapid and ethical access to these datasets, significantly shortening Amplifier Health's data acquisition timelines.
This collaboration is expected to strengthen Amplifier Health's position in the field of voice-based health diagnostics, providing a competitive edge by ensuring the technology is effective and equitable across global populations.
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