Computer Vision and Speech Processing What’s Possible Now
Computer Vision and Speech Processing What’s Possible Now Today’s tech makes vision and speech processing useful in many everyday tools. You can take a photo and your phone already recognizes objects. You can transcribe a meeting, turn on a device with your voice, and get captions for videos. Advances in models and reachable hardware push capabilities from labs to real life. What’s possible now Vision: real-time object detection, labeling, and tracking on mobile devices; image classification and scene understanding; depth estimates in simple scenes. Speech: accurate speech-to-text, speaker labeling, and simple voice commands in apps and cars. Multimodal: systems that combine what they see and hear to describe scenes, caption videos, or make meetings more accessible. These tools work well enough for practical tasks, especially when you start with a clear goal and a ready-made model path. ...