Treble raises $18m to give physical AI a sense of hearing
“AI models and devices that perform well in a laboratory can struggle when they encounter reverberation, background noise, or an unfamiliar physical environment,” said Finnur Pind, co-founder and chief executive of Treble Technologies.
The Reykjavík company has raised $18m, about €15m, in a Series A-2 round, it announced on 17 September. Paladin Capital Group led the round. The existing investors KOMPAS VC, Frumtak Ventures and the European Innovation Council Fund took part.
The round brings Treble’s total funding to €36m. The money will support its growth in the US market, the company said.
Simulating rooms instead of recording them
Treble sells cloud software that models how sound moves through a space. Its platform combines acoustic simulation, digital twins and synthetic data generation, the company said.
The datasets it produces cover different rooms, materials, vehicles, devices, speakers and ambient sound conditions. Development teams can generate labelled datasets, test edge cases that...
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