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Soundskrit

Semiconductors & PhotonicsMontreal, QC

Montreal designer of directional MEMS microphones, a single-chip device that captures sound from a chosen direction, replacing multi-microphone arrays in laptops, hearing aids, conferencing and AR/VR hardware.

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About

Source: soundskrit.ca

Soundskrit states that it "was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Montreal, Quebec with an R&D facility in Ann Arbor, Michigan". The company designs directional MEMS microphones, describing its device as the world's first high-performance MEMS directional microphone: a single chip that captures sound from a chosen direction, which the company positions as a replacement for the multi-microphone arrays and beamforming software otherwise needed in laptops, hearing aids, conferencing systems and AR/VR hardware.

  • States it was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, with an R&D facility in Ann Arbor, Michigan. soundskrit.ca

  • Describes its product as the world's first high-performance MEMS directional microphone. soundskrit.ca

  • Received a $173,000 FABrIC award in June 2025. fabricinnovation.ca

Government & Grants

Government support actually received. Unpublished amounts are left out.

  1. FABrIC, administered by CMC Microsystems

People

Sourced from the company's own pages or announcements.

Bruce Diamond

CEO

Wan-Thai Hsu

CTO

Sahil Gupta

Founder, VP Product

Technology Focus

Company site: soundskrit.ca

Terms the company uses about its own work.

MEMS microphoneDirectional microphoneSingle-chip directionalityMEMS sensor design

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