VOCO

VOCO is a term used by several organizations and products across different industries.

One common usage is voco, a hotel brand owned by InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG). Launched as an upscale, conversion-focused brand, voco positions itself between full-service and boutique hotels, emphasizing distinctive, locally influenced design and a relaxed but professional guest experience. The brand targets existing properties seeking rebranding as well as new developments.

VOCO GmbH is a German manufacturer of dental materials and equipment. The company develops and supplies products for restorative and preventive dentistry, including composites, adhesives, cements, and laboratory materials. VOCO serves dental professionals and laboratories internationally and is known within the dental industry for research-driven product development.

VoCo (Project VoCo) refers to a research prototype developed by Adobe Research, publicly demonstrated in 2016. The system was described as an "audio Photoshop" capable of generating realistic edits to recorded speech by synthesizing words and phrases from a short training sample. The demonstration prompted discussion about voice manipulation, ethics, and the need for detection and authentication technologies.

The term VOCO may also appear in other contexts as an acronym, brand name, or stylized title. When encountered, its meaning is typically clarified by the specific industry or organization using it.