Modulate Secures $25 Million Investment for Voice Models and Analysis Suite
The Boston-based voice intelligence startup has completed a new funding round to advance its AI voice technologies and analysis tools.
Boston-based voice intelligence startup Modulate has secured $25 million in funding to expand its platform, which offers transcription, sentiment analysis, deepfake voice detection, and policy moderation for enterprise companies.
Details of the Investment Round
Boston-based voice intelligence startup Modulate has successfully completed a new $25 million financing round to expand its voice models and analysis suite.
Investors and Backers
The company's latest funding round was led by Future Ventures, with participation from investors such as Hyperplane and Lakestar.
Solutions Offered by the Platform
The platform developed by the startup serves enterprises by combining various smaller models such as transcription, sentiment analysis, and detection of deepfakes and AI-generated audio.
Company History and Evolution
Founded in 2017 by Mike Pappas and Carter Huffman, who met while studying physics at MIT, the company initially focused on voice modulation for the gaming industry.