Speech recognition technologies powered by machine learning algorithms are integrated into our applications to create virtual assistants, voice interfaces, automatic transcription, and translation systems.
Developers must choose a technology for their projects from two options – local systems or cloud solutions.
On-premise speech recognition systems are a good option for organizations requiring full control over their data and avoiding reliance on third-party services.
Cloud-based speech recognition solutions are accessible and provide ready-to-use APIs with high-quality speech recognition models.
Technical features of on-premise solutions include use of open-source solutions and customizable models, high performance, and data privacy and security.
Limitations of on-premise solutions include high development and maintenance costs, limited scalability, and integration complexity with external systems.
Technical features of cloud solutions include scalability, use of neural networks and machine learning, and fault tolerance.
Limitations of cloud solutions include internet dependency, cost, and security and compliance issues.
Hybrid solutions, combining local and cloud solutions for specific requirements, have become popular.
Cloud solutions are best for high-traffic projects and scalability, while on-premise systems are suited for operations requiring data privacy, high performance, or operation in environments with limited internet access.