Hyro

New York, New York, United States

AI / ML Health Data & IT Provider Communications

Hyro is connecting the world, thousands of AI-powered conversations at a time. As the #1 Adaptive Communications company, we’re turning complex data into simple dialogue with natural language automation and computational linguistics. Enterprises across the U.S., including Carroll, Mercy Health and Weill Cornell Medicine, trust Hyro to replace their rigid, intent-based chatbots and IVR systems with adaptive conversational experiences that are simple, fast and scalable. Our vision is to automate digital interactions in any conversational setting, 24/7, so that companies can communicate easily, convert more, and collect actionable customer insights along the way.

✓Source: HealthTech Alpha by Galen Growth

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Founded: 2020
Website: www.hyro.ai/

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NLPConversational AIAI/Machine LearningAutomation

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