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Aug 02, 2012
Setem Technologies Will Use UNH Math Professor's Research to Improve Hearing Aids
Local angel investors have funded the University of New Hampshire’s fifth spinoff company, Setem Technologies, which is using the research of mathematics professor Kevin Short to develop signal separation technology that addresses the “cocktail party problem” -- the ability to focus on a specific speech source and mitigate/eliminate any extraneous background noise or interference. Read morePosted in: Business & Technology, Engineering & Physical Sciences, Connections for Business, Research Development & Communications, Research Partnerships & Commercialization, Research Spotlight
Tags: 2012, Anthony Cirurgiao, Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, eCoast Angel Network, hearing aids, Kevin Short, local angel investors, Setem Technologies, signal separation technology, spinoff company