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ARM Linux and embedded audio software

Port and tune audio software on the hardware you specify, then connect that device to the agreed upstream service.

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ARM Linux audio software

Port voice and communication software onto a specified ARM Linux device, and connect that terminal to upstream services.

The reference product is iTalkGo. italkgo.com/en/technology.html

ARM Linux
Driver adaptation
On-device optimization

Scope

Software porting, audio device and driver adaptation, speech-algorithm integration and performance work, remote communication, and service API connection. Hardware limits and whether a model can run are checked first.

Deliverables A build for the agreed hardware, deployment and startup notes, and device joint-test and performance records.

For smart speakers, intercom terminals, and voice devices

Hardware checklist

Tell us the SoC, operating system and version, audio device and driver, memory, network, target latency, and how many boards you can provide. Whether a model can run is checked before it is promised.

BEFORE WE START

Questions you may want answered before we start.

Can you port software onto a specified ARM Linux device?

Yes. Audio devices and drivers, speech processing, and the connection to upstream services are adapted for that hardware. Whether it can run is checked first.

Are smart speakers and intercom terminals in scope?

Those are among the terminals this work is meant for, along with other voice devices. Hardware conditions are confirmed per project.

LET’S DISCUSS YOUR PROJECT

Tell us the problem you are solving.

Whether the requirement is already clear, or you want to validate one technical approach first, you can write to us. The target platforms, the current problem, and the result you expect help us judge the development scope.

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