Vietnam AI startup Nami Technology (NamiTech) has secured $4 million in its latest funding round from Japan’s Toho Gas and existing investor Thien Viet Securities.
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As reported by Dealstreet Asia, NamiTech, backed by AI scientists and strong investment from reputable investors, leads the voice AI market in Vietnam. Its advanced technologies include cutting-edge capabilities in background noise cancellation, voice biometrics, speech recognition, and natural language processing. These innovations span from enhancing security to revolutionising conversation intelligence.
Some of NamiTech’s flagship products include CrystalSound, which features AI-driven noise cancellation and meeting transcription, NamiSense for advanced speech-to-text and emotion recognition, VoiceDNA for secure voice authentication, NamiGen offering intelligent chatbot and voicebot solutions, and VoiceGate ensuring regulatory compliance in the insurance sector.
The startup empowers businesses to thrive in the digital transformation race with AI applications, protecting both customers and enterprises alike. It analyses valuable insights from real-life conversations, enhancing customer support and improving productivity and performance.
According to Thien Viet Securities, AI and digital infrastructure are emerging as key pillars for long-term capital attraction in Vietnam. AI is projected to contribute around $120 billion to Vietnam’s economy by 2040, becoming a major growth engine alongside traditional industries.
Representative deals in this space, such as AI Hay’s $10 million raise and NamiTech’s $4 million funding round, demonstrate investors’ preference for technology solutions that enhance productivity and operational efficiency, rather than short-term trends.
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