Project AURIONAI Use-Cases Research & Innovation

Streaming and Low-Latency Speech Recognition

Speech recognition built to transcribe live audio with small delay and small compute, for voice commands, live captions and edge devices.

Tier Grades

feasible

Tier A: Frontier AI labs

feasible

NVIDIA redesigned Conformer to be 2.8 times faster and scaled it to billions of parameters.

feasible

Tier B: Indonesian AI labs

feasible

Small models such as Moonshine Tiny, with 5 times less compute than Whisper tiny-en, fit modest training budgets, though training hours are not in the sources.

feasible

Tier C: Institution units such as ITB

feasible

Architecture changes such as Moonshine's padding-free training are paper-scale work with 6 authors.

feasible

Tier D: Organisations such as SEMAI (PoT, PoC, PoV)

feasible

Released low-latency checkpoints can run live captioning or voice commands in a proof of concept without training.

Where this comes from
Tiers: a) frontier AI labs, b) Indonesian AI labs, c) institution units such as ITB, d) organisations such as SEMAI delivering proof of technology, concept and value. Each rationale cites the anchors below.

Anchors

  • ComputeMoonshine Tiny needs 5 times less compute than Whisper tiny-en for a 10-second segment; Fast Conformer is 2.8 times faster than Conformer and transcribes up to 11 hours.
  • DataNot in the sources read: the Moonshine and Fast Conformer abstracts do not state training hours.
  • Team size (proxy)Proxy only (author count of an exemplar paper, not a headcount): 6 authors on Moonshine; 11 on Fast Conformer.
  • Time horizonMonths.
  • Shelf-life signalsStreaming models matching offline accuracy at under 200 ms, On-device recognisers shipped in phone operating systems
  • Pipeline roleTier A and Tier C publish fast architectures and checkpoints; Tier B adapts them to Indonesian; Tier D puts them into live transcription and voice command pilots.
Where this comes from
Team size is a proxy (author counts of exemplar papers), not a headcount.

Who and What

Papers

Where this comes from
The papers to read first: where the direction began, its current best, and a survey when one exists.

Sources

  1. arxiv.org/abs/2410.15608 https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.15608
  2. arxiv.org/abs/2305.05084 https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.05084

To cite this page: Project AURION, AI Use-Cases Research & Innovation, "Streaming and Low-Latency Speech Recognition", https://aurion.semai.id/topics/streaming-low-latency-speech-recognition/, records of October 2026.