Nowadays clients expect better listening accuracy in their electronics, which drives systems that have more mics and more processing. Device makers are also highly motivated to enhance user privacy and keep more personal information on-device. Together, this creates huge challenges for designers to implement these enhanced capabilities. A leading digital voice processor chipset company with headquarter in Mountain View, California was looking to forge collaboration for firmware, driver, middleware, and automation for the integration of its powerful audio processor into OEM product design. MosChip collaborated to develop, integrate, and validate various audio algorithms, port ALSA codec, and develop a voice recognition solution for end-user demonstrations.