Technical validation completed. Pilot deployment and real-user evaluation are in progress.
NovoVox has moved from system design through CEI utility development to the release-and-testing phase. The current focus is pilot access, real-user interaction, feedback, energy-awareness evaluation and scale-readiness.
These results come from controlled internal testing of the Swiss-hosted prototype. They are technical performance results, not final real-user impact results.
1.631 S
Average Time to First Audio across 300 completed response turns.
0.897 S
Median Time to First Audio.
4.692 S
P95 Time to First Audio.
96.33%
Completed turns at or below 5 seconds.
91.9%
Successful interaction sessions among 37 evaluable sessions.
4 languages
Functional voice interaction in English, French, German and Italian.
What Has Been Technically Validated
TPI 2.1
Energy-data integration
CLEMAP raw data ingestion, PostgreSQL storage and structured daily/weekly/hourly intelligence are operational.
Validated
TPI 2.2
End-to-end voice pipeline
ASR -> LLM -> TTS response generation is operational through the WebSocket-based prototype path.
Operational
TPI 2.3
Response latency
Average Time to First Audio is below the 5-second target in controlled Swiss-hosted testing.
Validated
TPI 2.4
Mobile application
The Android voice-first client supports secure sessions, incoming/outgoing interaction, audio streaming and playback.
Functional interaction is validated in English, French, German and Italian.
Validated
TPI 2.7
Session stability
The measured stability rate is 91.9%, above the 90% target.
Validated
Proof of Technology
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Raspberry Pi Edge Prototype
Call Administration Interface
Agent Management Interface
Android Voice-First Client
Energy Data Stack
Latency Verification
The Next Evidence Comes from Real Use
The Stage 3 phase is intended to evaluate onboarding, active use, interaction duration, uptime, real-pilot latency, inbound and outbound scenarios, satisfaction, energy awareness, fallback reliability and scale readiness.
At the time of this website brief, access to and recruitment of real Pilot 8 participants remain in progress. The website must not publish participant counts or impact percentages until they are supported by logs, consent records and evaluation results.
Engagement
How often active participants use the service.
Satisfaction
Qualitative feedback on usefulness and experience.
Energy awareness
Whether users report better understanding of consumption patterns.
Operational evidence
Uptime, latency, inbound/outbound scenarios and fallback behaviour.
Scalability
Concurrent-session simulation and performance readiness.
Expected Impact
NovoVox is designed to turn technical energy data into an accessible communication service that can create value for people, operators and technology providers.
A scalable engagement channel, better flexibility communication and structured user feedback.
For smart-meter platforms
A conversational intelligence layer that adds value without replacing existing metering infrastructure.
For society and the energy transition
More inclusive participation and a stronger bridge between digital energy systems and everyday behaviour.
Beyond the Pilot
The same modular architecture can support commercial deployments beyond the original Pilot 8 context.
1
B2B SaaS for utilities and DSOs
Subscription access to voice interaction, energy intelligence and operational dashboards.
2
White-label voice AI
A branded conversational layer integrated into an energy provider’s service
3
Smart-meter intelligence API
Structured profiles, anomalies, cost context and agent-ready data services.
4
Community deployments
Programmes for apartment buildings, municipalities, tourism properties and energy communities.
Build the Next Energy Conversation with NovoVox
NovoVox is open to discussions with utilities, DSOs, smart-meter platforms, municipalities and pilot partners interested in voice-first energy engagement and data-driven user services.