
SenseVoice for multilingual speech and audio events
Recognize speech and explore emotion or audio-event annotations supported by the selected model.
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Recognize speech and explore emotion or audio-event annotations supported by the selected model.

Add local speech-to-text to applications through a language-specific model and API.

Embed supported speech models in applications through ONNX-based runtimes.

Detect intervals likely to contain speech in local audio processing.

Run speaker diarization pipelines to identify who spoke when in a recording.

Add word timing and optional speaker diarization to a transcription workflow.
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