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Off-the-shelf hardware for your voice AI.

Render of the three QuickComm devices side by side: the Table Top, the over-ear Earpiece and the belt-clip Bridge Node

Three devices, one family

Same silicon and the same streaming pipeline, in the form factor each job needs.

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Point it at your own backend and build. No per-channel fees, no lock-in.

  • Talk hands-free, all shift

    Press to talk and speak. No phone out, no app to open, no screen to look at.

  • Capture your AI can trust

    Push-to-talk framing and a pre-roll buffer: silence is never streamed and the first syllable is never clipped.

  • Managed as a fleet

    QR provisioning, health telemetry, remote commands and over-the-air updates, all from one console.

  • Embed it in your project

    Point the stream endpoint at your backend and run your own models. The device slots into the voice AI you are already building.

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$90
Lead time
10 days
Audio
16 kHz PCM
Backend
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12-month warranty

On every unit

Patent pending

Hardware + protocol

Works with what you own

No rip-and-replace

Volume pricing

Up to 20% off

Pick your form factor

Same silicon, same streaming pipeline, same console. The only question is where it sits: on an ear, on a desk, or inline with the audio gear you already own.

Full comparison
Dev kit
The QuickComm Earpiece beside a detachable battery pack, showing how the pack slides onto the body of the device

$220

per unit

A wearable voice AI terminal for the assistant, agent or comms project you are building. Press to talk, so it listens when you ask it to and not before.

Best for: Team communication, meeting capture and personal assistant projects

Details
Dev kit
Studio render of the QuickComm Table Top, three-quarter view: recessed status display, two buttons with status LEDs, embossed logo, and the USB-C port on the front edge

$90

per unit

Rechargeable desk or wall unit for room capture and note taking, with an on-device status display and a 1000 mAh battery so it keeps working away from a socket.

Best for: Control rooms, front desks, briefings and note taking

Details
Dev kit
QuickComm Bridge Node front view with power and action buttons

$125

per unit

Plugs into the audio jack of any device: radio, handset, intercom, PA or console. Two-way mic and speaker, streaming straight to your backend to feed whatever you run there.

Best for: Any audio source you want feeding your voice AI

Details

Custom hardware for any voice AI application

Off the shelf. Then make it yours.

These are production-ready devices you can buy today and make your own.

  1. 01

    Buy it off the shelf

    Every unit ships pre-flashed with QuickComm firmware, ready out of the box. Nothing is ever reflashed in the field.

  2. 02

    Configure it in the console

    Pick how the device behaves for your use case, then set the stream endpoint to your own infrastructure.

  3. 03

    Build on your backend

    The audio goes where you send it. Bring your own speech-to-text, models, wake word and text-to-speech.

  • On-device intelligence. 8 MB of flash and voice activity detection keep capture clean before a byte leaves the device.

  • Always current. Staged over-the-air updates, with fleet health telemetry behind them.

  • No provider lock-in. Nothing about the hardware ties you to a particular AI provider.

The Earpiece and its charging caseSee the device

What your AI receives

Your AI can already think. These devices give it ears, a voice, and a place in the room.

  1. 01

    Someone speaks

    Press to talk. Nothing is captured until then.

  2. 02

    Audio streams out

    16 kHz mono over Wi-Fi. Silence never streams.

  3. 03

    Your models hear it

    Clean, framed utterances arrive at your endpoint.

  4. 04

    Your AI reads it

    Your agent, your rules, on your infrastructure.

  5. 05

    Your project responds

    Answers spoken back, records kept, in real time.

Steps 1 and 2 happen on the deviceSteps 3 to 5 run in your project

Where teams run it

Security operations

Guard forces, patrol routes, incident response and CCTV desks.

Hotels

Front desk, housekeeping and duty managers on one channel.

Facilities

Maintenance crews, equipment faults and contractor coordination.

Malls & retail

Large-footprint sites where a radio call is the only record.

Backed by

Start with one site. Scale when it earns it.

Most customers pilot with a handful of Bridge Nodes on the radios they already have, then add Earpieces where hands-free matters. Volume pricing kicks in from five units.