The Audio Layer 3.0: Voice x Robotics

Voice is becoming one of the most powerful ways we interact with AI. Real-time agents and synthetic voices only work when they're built to withstand the noise, variability, and unpredictability of real-world environments, not just the safety of controlled tests. That same challenge is now showing up wherever AI meets the physical world - including robotics, where perception has to hold up just as well outside the lab. That's why on September 15, we're hosting The Audio Layer 3.0 at Tavus's office in San Francisco - the next edition of our gathering for people shaping the future of Voice AI, this time widening the lens to where voice and robotics intersect. Together, we'll explore how the audio and perception foundation of modern agents is evolving, and what it takes to make these systems reliable, observable, and resilient when the world behaves unpredictably. Program (tentative, pending final confirmation) On the panel: What to expect Live demos from the robotics and voice AI builders in the room - including Lightberry's robot Lumi - followed by a panel discussion across the voice and robotics stack. Plus a chance to connect with fellow builders over food and drinks. Open to anyone working in Voice AI or robotics - real-time audio engineers, agent and robotics builders, infrastructure and research teams alike. Space is limited - RSVP early. We look forward to seeing you there!