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Company Description
WiSA Technologies, Inc., formerly known for its wireless audio semiconductor and sound technology, has transitioned into Datavault AI Inc., a data technology and licensing company focused on the visualization, valuation, and monetization of assets in the Web 3.0 environment. According to company disclosures and recent press releases, the business now operates under two primary divisions: Data Science and Acoustic Science, while continuing to trade on The Nasdaq Capital Market. In SEC filings, the registrant is identified as Datavault AI Inc., with its common stock listed under the trading symbol DVLT.
Datavault AI describes itself as a data technology and licensing company that enables clients and strategic partners to monetize their blockchain data and AI Web 3.0 assets via tokenization, data ownership and digital twins. The company’s platform is built around its proprietary Information Data Exchange® (IDE), which is used to securely attach physical real-world objects to immutable metadata or blockchain objects. This structure is intended to support digital twins, licensing of name, image and likeness (NIL), and other Web 3.0 applications while emphasizing privacy, credential protection and what the company characterizes as responsible AI.
Under the Data Science division, Datavault AI licenses High Performance Computing (HPC) software applications and Web 3.0 data management tools. Company materials state that these offerings serve multiple industries, including sports and entertainment, events and venues, biotech, education, fintech, real estate, healthcare and energy. The software and encryption capabilities are described as providing analytics, sophisticated HPC modeling, digital ownership, tokenization, and advertising-related functions, with revenue generated through licensing partnerships and related data monetization arrangements.
The Acoustic Science division extends the company’s heritage in wireless audio and sound transmission. It licenses spatial and multichannel high-definition sound technologies, including proprietary brands ADIO®, WiSA® and Sumerian®, to customers in sports and entertainment, events and venues, restaurants, automotive, finance and other sectors. Company announcements highlight the use of ADIO inaudible tone technology for real-time, geo-targeted messaging at large events, as well as integration of WiSA multichannel wireless audio software into Android and Linux-based streaming A/V platforms through interoperability agreements with system-on-chip providers.
Datavault AI’s platform is described as cloud-based and customizable, with support for AI and machine learning automation, third-party integration, detailed analytics and data, marketing automation and advertising monitoring. The company emphasizes that its solutions are intended to create value through scarcity, utility and encrypted data protection, and that they are designed to enable licensing and monetization of digital assets across a range of vertical markets. This includes applications such as digital twins, NIL licensing, interactive media, and data-driven engagement experiences in physical and digital environments.
The company’s recent corporate history includes the acquisition of Datavault® and ADIO® intellectual property and information technology assets from Data Vault Holdings Inc., and a subsequent rebranding from WiSA Technologies, Inc. to Datavault AI Inc. Public filings state that the entity is a Delaware corporation and that its common stock, with a par value of $0.0001 per share, is listed on The Nasdaq Capital Market under the symbol DVLT. The company reports its principal executive office in Beaverton, Oregon.
Datavault AI’s activities span both technology development and licensing. In public communications, it has described projects involving digital twins, holographic displays under the DVHolo™ name, and inaudible tone broadcasting for interactive and secure content delivery. Examples referenced in company news include holographic fashion presentations, deployments of ADIO tones at professional sports-related health events, and collaborations with industry partners at technology trade shows. These use cases are presented as demonstrations of how the company’s data and acoustic sciences can be applied to audience engagement, credentialing, and monetization of digital and experiential assets.
Historically, WiSA Technologies also developed and marketed spatial, wireless sound technology for smart devices and next-generation home entertainment systems, working with consumer electronics brands and acting as a founding member of the Wireless Speaker and Audio Association (WiSA™). While the business has since been reorganized and rebranded under the Datavault AI name and Web 3.0 data monetization focus, elements of the original wireless audio technology continue within the Acoustic Science division through WiSA-branded platforms and reference designs.
Business Segments and Offerings
- Data Science division: Licenses HPC software applications and Web 3.0 data management tools to industries such as biotech, energy, education, fintech, real estate and healthcare, among others, with an emphasis on data monetization, tokenization and digital asset management.
- Acoustic Science division: Licenses spatial and multichannel HD sound transmission technologies, including ADIO®, WiSA® and Sumerian®, to customers in sports and entertainment, events and venues, restaurants, automotive, finance and other industries.
- Information Data Exchange® (IDE): A proprietary platform that supports digital twins, NIL licensing and secure attachment of physical assets to blockchain objects, with a focus on privacy, credential protection and AI-driven automation.
Corporate Structure and Market Context
Datavault AI Inc. is organized as a Delaware corporation and, based on its SEC filings, is listed on The Nasdaq Capital Market. The company reports that it has acquired intellectual property and information technology assets from Data Vault Holdings Inc. and that it has integrated these assets with its existing audio and acoustic technologies. Through this structure, Datavault AI positions itself as both a technology developer and a licensor of data and acoustic science platforms that support Web 3.0 applications, digital asset monetization and immersive audio experiences.