Artificial Intelligence company Mynd.ai set to purchase AI voice and remote-control tech for educational instruments
Seattle-based education technology company, Mynd.ai, has announced plans to acquire the intellectual property related to an AI-powered voice and remote-control technology. The acquisition is in line with Mynd.ai's mission to provide educators with more freedom by automating tasks and enhancing the use of AI in education.
The AI-powered technology, while the developer remains undisclosed, can connect to any classroom display, enhancing flexibility in educational settings. It allows users to control PCs and Macs using voice commands, reducing reliance on stationary equipment.
Mynd.ai plans to integrate this AI technology into its Promethean ActiveSuite and Explain Everything platforms. This move is expected to make learning more interactive and engaging for students, while also streamlining tasks for educators.
The deal for the acquisition is expected to close within the current quarter, but the details of the acquisition, including financial terms, have not been disclosed. It's worth noting that the AI technology is not limited to educational use and can potentially be utilized in other sectors such as business and public sectors.
While specific information about the developer is not publicly available, it's clear that this acquisition supports Mynd's goal of enhancing the use of AI in education and providing educators with tools that can automate tasks, freeing up more time for creative and personalised instruction.
Despite the lack of information about the developer, the acquisition is a significant step forward for Mynd.ai, as it continues to innovate and provide solutions that cater to the evolving needs of educators and students in the digital age.
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