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CES in Las Vegas, 8-11th January 2019

December 7, 2018 By admin Leave a Comment

Artificial Intelligence in Vegas: Audiogum set to make an exceptional entrance at CES 2019

UK tech innovator to demonstrate how intelligence creates exceptional user experiences at world’s biggest consumer electronics show

Audiogum UK Ltd, an artificial intelligence company specializing in smart user experiences for connected tech products, have announced that they will be exhibiting their latest innovations at CES in Las Vegas, 8-11th January 2019.

Known as the best kept secret of the smart tech world, Audiogum channels over 10 years of user data and industry expertise into creating outstanding user experiences for its partners.

“By connecting billions of data points, our technology has the intelligence to understand each individual user’s needs and is able to intuitively deliver what they truly want every time”, explains Steve Robbins, Audiogum CTO. “Our platform is constantly learning, as every user interaction, every data source update, and every release of new content continues to improve its intelligence”.

As businesses race to join the connected tech market, those looking ahead to the inevitable market saturation are quietly queuing up for the product differentiation that Audiogum’s intelligence offers.

“Our modular services can be fully tailored to each partner’s needs; from a bespoke voice AI to a custom companion app, we create fully immersive brand experiences”, said Mark Boyes, Audiogum COO.

Following floods of interest at IFA 2018 in Berlin and Audio Collaborative 2018 in London, Audiogum recommends attendees at CES 2019 to book a consultation in advance by emailing [email protected].

Audiogum’s booth at CES is in the Las Vegas Convention Center, South Hall 1, Booth 22063.

About Audiogum
Audiogum is an artificial intelligence company based in Bristol, UK. Officially founded in 2016, Audiogum draws together an efficient team with over 10 years working together prior to this, delivering a string of top-rated apps and outstanding user experiences for Nokia, Microsoft, Oracle, Ministry of Sound, and Universal Music.

Channeling their AI experience and 10-year data library into a purpose-built, secure, scalable and modular platform, Audiogum have gained a reputation for intelligence that creates exceptional experiences.

CES 2019
The most anticipated event in consumer technology, CES has been the global stage for innovation and breakthrough technology for 50 years. This year’s event takes place 8-11th January 2019 at Las Vegas.
For more information visit https://www.audiogum.com/

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