Ford and Carnegie Mellon local speech processing demo

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Local vs cloud processing for automotive speech recognition. Ford and Carnogie Mellon researchers are using GPU acceleration - in this case NVIDIA's Tegra K1 chipset - to run the full speech processing engine, normally found in the cloud, within the car.



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