Homegrown Company Boat Set To Showcase Advanced Audio Products At CES 2023
Boat Labs, the research and development division of Boat has partnered with international tech firms such as Dolby, Dirac, Mimi, and CEVA to create advanced devices that will be showcased at CES 2023.
Following a brief period of uncertainty and virtual-only conferences, courtesy of the global coronavirus pandemic, Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2023 in Las Vegas is going back to full-fledged in-person glory. Homegrown wearables maker Boat is set to showcase advanced headphones, earbuds and neckbands at the CES 2023 later this week.
Boat Labs, the research and development division of Boat has joined hands with international tech firms such as Dolby, Dirac, Mimi, and CEVA to create these advanced devices.
Boat is set to showcase the Boat Neckband Powered by Dolby, the Boat Rockerz 330/333 ANC neckband with Dirac Opteo, Boat Rockerz Apex neckband, Boat Nirvana Nebula and Boat Airdopes Synth TWS products with Dirac Virtuo, Boat Nirvana 525 ANC neckband with Personalized Adaptive EQ,
Boat CEVA -- Boat Nirvana Eutopia headphones, the first headphone from the brand to offer head tracking capabilities to further enhance Spatial Audio.
"Boat is a company with a strong vision, aggressive goals, and an incredibly capable team focussed on creating cutting-edge hearable and wearable products. Boat Labs is a testament to our commitment to developing truly innovative technologies in India for the world which accentuates user experience," the company was quoted as saying in a statement.
"We are closely working with global technology companies like Dolby, Dirac, Mimi, CEVA and more which offer innovative technologies that will help facilitate and accelerate our engineering efforts with a specific focus on elevating user experience. It is a moment of pride that products designed and engineered in India are now showcased on a world stage like CES."
Meanwhile, JBL has announced interesting TWS earbuds at CES 2023. Named the JBL Tour Pro 2 wireless earbuds, this pair of earbuds have a touchscreen on their charging case and may be launched in the US for $249.95. There is no word if the earbuds will be unveiled in other regions globally.
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