AI voice company Hyper raises $6.3M to help automate 911 calls

“My whole life is preparing me at the moment,” Ben Sanders asked why the emergency reaction begins to start hyperin. The company emerged on Monday, the 6.3 million dollar seed tour, as well as a secret official.

As a child, he wanted to be a police officer in which he built yellow stripes in his mother’s fleet. He wore it with an officer’s rain hat for a year. As soon as the technological and government intersection worked and once ran for the Federal Office.

A year ago, he read a news article about how the AI wanted to use AI to reduce the waiting time for ambulance services. Once upon a time, he once started a AI voice for driving restaurants, suddenly had an idea. Although the EU does not think it is ready to assist in 911 calls, it felt that this is a place for innovation after the majority of the majority of the majority of the emergency.

Sanders came together with Damian McCabe friend. Duo has officially launched an AI voice company that can make a few 911 calls on Monday. Sanders from CEO said that the product is not urgent calls that take time from these critical calls, which determine the difference between “life and death”. McCabe is the company’s CPO.

Currently, a person looks to call the local police department, in most cases, they will find a 10-digit number to the same people who call them 911.

“Imagine, talking to a neighbor’s sharp crust, just heard the voice of a 5-year-old child, which is a 5-year-old child, to talk to the next call.

Hyper Answers send questions, texts links, calls and even receive non-emergency police reports. “Hyper always plays safe, so if any calls are off the approved coverage or a bit more urgent, we can automatically increase the person to a human specialist.”

Sanders described the fundraising process as “frenetic, manic and fast.” This took less than two months to raise the whole tour, which was revoked and included in the incoming capital. Ripple Ventures, Bulgarian Ventures, VSC Ventures, TUSK Venture Partners and K5 Global also took part in the keyboard. Sanders said he welcomed the relationship in EnIAC enterprises through mutual acquaintance.

Hyper, to be scale within the country, to integrate more integrated into the existing 911 system, hire engineering head and hope to build the next product. In this space, there are a number of competition like Aurelian, it also sorts not emergency calls. Sanders said the hyperin, which is different from the rest, he said.

“We train our models in our real 911 calls with local organizations,” he said. “We support more languages. And we have already experienced many centers, and this has lived with many centers with a large operation of government and social security.”

Sanders hope that hyperinals can handle some stresses to bring more people to the profession, which is perhaps more than 911 callers. Currently, the majority of call centers have been canceled and struggling to hire.

“It’s such a difficult thing, I do not know what I can do.” “But I know how to help the technology that can help; to help reduce their cargo by solving silent heroes and noise and to save your life.”