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Quantimetrica's core idea is a simple but powerful one: voice control using minimal technology. Apple, Amazon, Google, and the like dominate the headlines with their grand vision of the always-connected (and always eavesdropping) home, hotel or car. But these technologies also have weaknesses, from high latency and cost to unreliability (flaky Internet) and security.
Quantimetrica is both a backup system and an alternative. Its design is focused on the comfort (and privacy) of the end-customer at its focus: cost-effective, simple to use, fast, reliable, low-power, language-independent, internet-free, portable, and maker-friendly. As such, it is suitable for a much more diverse set of environments, from commercial or cruise ships at sea to mines or battlegrounds.
I've known the senior technologists of Quantimetrica for decades; if something can be achieved by technology efficiently, those guys can get it done. In addition, being multi-site from day 1, with a foothold in London, Athens, and Austin, they have the business foundation to accommodate future growth.

​It has been a great pleasure to us finding Quantimetrica. The possibilities and their willingness to implement our ideas have been captivating.​ As a start, we are in the process of installing their ​voice controller​s ​to ​the TVs in ​our hotel rooms and suites ​in order to eventually eliminate the TV controls. By succeeding​ ​in this project, we will first be able to enhance customer experience and at the same time save on battery costs and defective TV controls.​
We believe Quantimetrica is the way forward in a broad range of voice controlled applications​.​

Klitron, the innovative and impregnable door lock, now leverages Quantimetrica for easy-to-use, secure, multi-lingual, and Internet-free voice activation. Quantimetrica's QM1 augments Klitron's current set of control devices, namely keyfobs and Android/iOS smartphones, whose feature set includes time-limited keys for use in both homes and businesses.

Quantimetrica's voice triggered solutions are easy to train, concentrate on voice functionality and are very cost effective. They have applications in all walks of life from assistive technologies to voice interfaces to industrial applications etc. They can be embedded in a television, laptop, an alarm system and all sorts of areas from healthcare, medical devices to robotics and logistics solutions. Anywhere where someone needs to instruct an actuator of sorts or to instruct very simple commands like boil water in a kettle. Embedding a Quantimetrica module into some of your existing systems might be a very easy way to integrate voice commands into your interfaces.

I have seen the technology of quantimetrica and I believe in the future of voice controlled devices and what I think is really great is that in these devices the microphone does not need internet, so we can think of a lot of applications outside the house and office environment which hopefully will mean a breakthrough for both Quantimetrica but also for the voice controlled devices.