Uhura Bionics

Uhura Bionics

Uhura Bionics is a Polish company that builds speech restoring devices for people who lost their larynx, mostly to cancer. It sells Tik Tak, a compact electronic larynx, and Voxflow, a wearable voice amplifier, and is testing Whitney, a personalised larynx designed for natural intonation. Its CEO, Konrad Zieliński, lost his own voice to cancer.

Key Features

• Tik Tak electronic larynx: A compact voice source with one-button volume and pitch control, quieter operation and over a week of use on 3 AAA batteries.
• Voxflow amplifier: Portable speaker with a wearable microphone for real-time voice amplification, a 2000 mAh battery, USB-C charging and AUX and MIC-IN ports.
• Whitney (coming 2026): An electronic larynx calibrated to each user, with intonation, emotion and a feminine timbre option; trial sign-up open.
• Clinical partners: Developed with doctors and speech-language pathologists in Poland and the USA.
• Online store: Devices and accessories are sold through the company store.

Use Cases

• Daily speech after laryngectomy: Give people without a larynx a reliable voice source for everyday conversation.
• Loud environments: Amplify the user's voice at work, in public speaking, in social settings and outdoors.
• Expressive speech: Speak with intonation and emotion, and join the Whitney trial for laughter and singing.

Getting Started

Products are sold through the Uhura Bionics store, and people can apply for the Whitney trial through the contact form: https://www.uhura.pl