On-device transcription with cloud-level accuracy bringing control back to enterprises
Leopard Speech-to-Text is software that converts audio and video recordings into text with cloud-level accuracy without sacrificing privacy.
Leopard Speech-to-Text brings speech recognition to where data resides, enabling transcription on the device, mobile, web browsers, on-prem, or cloud.
o = pvleopard.create(access_key)transcript, words =o.process_file(path)
Speech-to-text APIs require enterprises to send their data to a 3rd party cloud, giving away control over their data and product.
Leopard Speech-to-Text offers the same performance with no compromises.
Creating new possibilities for your content, product, and database
Leopard Speech-to-Text offers cloud-level accuracy, model customization, and cross-platform support…
…without sacrificing privacy, reliability, and affordability, enabling use cases that were impossible before.
Evaluate the accuracy of Leopard Speech-to-Text vs other transcription APIs scientifically with the open-source speech-to-text benchmark, enabling you to make decisions confidently with your data.
Customize pre-trained speech-to-text models instantly by adding domain-specific vocabulary and boosting frequently-used words on a self-service platform, achieving the highest possible accuracy.
Deploy Leopard Speech-to-Text anywhere and offer seamless experiences across devices, mobile apps, web browsers, on-premise, cloud, or all.
Process voice data without sharing it with 3rd parties, ensuring compliance with GDPR, HIPAA, CCPA, and more - including any policies that come in the future.
Build reliable products with predictable response times by bringing speech-to-text closer to your data to bypass network latency, congestion, outages, or throttling.
Do not bear the cost of running bulky models in the cloud. Big Tech uses on-device speech-to-text for their products because running large models in the cloud is costly, even for them.
Speech-to-text (STT), also known as Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) and Open-Domain Large Vocabulary Speech Recognition (LVSR), refers to the technology and methodologies that convert voice data into text.
Cloud-based speech-to-text APIs send voice data to vendors’ servers, where the transcription engine resides. On-device voice processing brings voice recognition where voice data is, eliminating all the steps related to cloud processing.
On-device speech-to-text empowers enterprises to retain ownership and control over their data and product. Sending voice data to the cloud has privacy, latency, reliability, and cost implications. On-device speech-to-text overcomes these challenges, bringing control back to enterprises.
Leopard Speech-to-Text doesn’t, but Cheetah Streaming Speech-to-Text does. Cheetah is Picovoice’s on-device streaming speech-to-text engine that provides text output in real time.
Yes. You can run Leopard Speech-to-Text in the cloud, whether private, public, or hybrid. Picovoice’s on-device voice recognition technology ensures that data doesn’t have to leave the enterprises’ premises regardless of the platform, instead of making the cloud mandatory. Don’t forget to check tutorials for serverless speech-to-text with AWS Lambda and transcription microservice with gRPC.
Leopard Speech-to-Text offers an optimized Falcon Speaker Diarization embedded to simplify the development process. Please check Leopard Speech-to-Text documentation for more information.
Leopard Speech-to-Text performs Trucasing and Punctuation. Please refer to the Leopard Speech-to-Text documentation to enable or disable automatic punctuation.
Leopard Speech-to-Text returns Word-level Confidence Scores. Please refer to the Leopard Speech-to-Text documentation for more information.
Leopard Speech-to-Text generates Word-level Timestamps. Please refer to the Leopard Speech-to-Text documentation for more information.
“Best” is a subjective term. Every use case has different business requirements. Several factors, such as accuracy, availability of features, the total cost of ownership, and data privacy and governance, have different weights in different use cases.
Leopard Speech-to-Text supports English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish.
Reach out to Picovoice Sales to tell us about your commercial endeavor.
Picovoice docs, blog, Medium posts, and GitHub are great resources to learn about voice AI, Picovoice technology, and how to start building transcription products. You can report bugs and issues on GitHub. If you need help with developing your product, you can purchase the optional Support Add-on or upgrade your account to the Developer Plan.