Syntiant is a semiconductor and software company that develops ultra-low-power artificial intelligence processors and MEMS microphones for edge devices. The company's products allow battery-powered devices to run machine learning inference locally without relying on cloud connectivity. Syntiant offers three primary product lines: Neural Decision Processors (NDPs) for continuous voice and image processing, SiSonic MEMS microphones for audio capture, and optimized AI software models. The company sells hardware and software to OEMs and ODMs in consumer electronics, automotive, industrial, and medical markets through a direct sales force and distributors. Syntiant operates through three segments: Digital Sensors, Analog Sensors, and AI. The business model generates revenue primarily by shipping microphone and processor hardware, complemented by software licensing and engineering fees. Syntiant's growth strategy focuses on a layered upsell model, cross-selling its NDP processors and software into its established sensor customer base to increase revenue per device.