Datavault AI Partners With 99.7 FM to Commercialize ADIO Inaudible Tones Technology

Datavault AI has entered a strategic partnership with Southwest U.S. radio station 99.7 FM to commercialize its patented ADIO Inaudible Tones technology in a one-year pilot program. This collaboration represents the first mainstream broadcast application of ADIO's data-over-sound innovation, integrating Datavault's ADIO and Data Vault data monetization services into 99.7 FM's live events and advertising platforms.

The partnership, pending FCC approval, will enable interactive, two-way audience engagement through sound-triggered mobile communications, effectively bridging digital and physical experiences. Co-Founder and CMO Sonia Choi, who initiated the collaboration, stated that 99.7 FM's adoption sets the stage for new revenue creation and expanded advertising inventory. This development advances Datavault AI's expansion across the $28.75 billion U.S. radio advertising market.

Datavault AI's technology suite includes the Information Data Exchange, which enables Digital Twins and licensing of name, image, and likeness by securely attaching physical real-world objects to immutable metadata objects. The company's cloud-based platform provides comprehensive solutions serving multiple industries, including HPC software licensing for sports & entertainment, events & venues, biotech, education, fintech, real estate, healthcare, energy and more. Additional information about the company's technology can be found at https://www.datavaultsite.com.

The full press release detailing this partnership is available at https://ibn.fm/tj6yY. The company's forward-looking statements are subject to various risks and uncertainties, including factors beyond management's control as detailed in the company's SEC filings available at http://IBN.fm/Disclaimer.

This partnership represents a significant milestone in the evolution of radio broadcasting and advertising technology. The integration of inaudible tones technology into mainstream radio broadcasting could transform how audiences interact with radio content, creating new opportunities for engagement beyond traditional listening. For the radio industry, this technology offers a potential solution to declining advertising revenue by creating new interactive advertising formats and data monetization opportunities.

The implications extend beyond radio to the broader advertising and entertainment industries. The ability to trigger mobile communications through sound could revolutionize how brands connect with consumers in physical spaces, from retail environments to live events. For consumers, this technology promises more interactive and personalized experiences with their favorite radio stations and content, potentially changing how people engage with broadcast media in their daily lives.