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SYSPIN TTS models release for public use
We are pleased to inform you that the SYSPIN Text-to-Speech (TTS) models have been successfully uploaded to the BHASHINI platform, making them available for integration by end users and accessible to citizens via the Anuvaad web service and the BHASHINI Mobile Application. This marks a significant step toward enabling inclusive language technologies across India. Special thanks to Pranav and Amartyaveer for their dedicated efforts in making this release possible.
Paper acceptance in InterSpeech 2025
We are thrilled to announce that four papers from SPIRE Lab have been accepted for publication in the proceedings of InterSpeech 2025, to be held at Rotterdam, Netherlands. We are excited to share our research findings with the community and engage in meaningful discussions.
Read moreVeerababu and Prasanta featured in Noise News International
We are excited to share that the research work of Veerababu Dharanalakota and Prasanta Kumar Ghosh on Physics-Informed Neural Networks for Acoustics is featured in Noise News International (NNI) Magazine! We are honored to be recognized and thank NNI for the opportunity to share our research.
Read moreSpeaker Conditioned Acoustic-to-Articulatory Inversion
Presentation on 'Speaker Conditioned Acoustic-to-Articulatory Inversion Using x-Vectors' at InterSpeech 2020 Shanghai, China.
RESPIN Project
Speech recognition in agriculture and finance for the poor is an initiative to create resources and make them available in the open-source domain to spur research and innovation in speech recognition in nine different Indian languages in the area of agriculture and finance.
Evaluation of Indian English pronunciation
The study involves development of an interactive system which can assess, diagnose and track the Indian English spoken language learners.
Identification of speakers using head gestures in a narration
Head gestures convey intensity of speech and a lot of paralinguistic information. This study contributes to Automatic Identification of speakers using head gestures.
In the words of our alumni
Contributing to the Open Day demos was an amazing experience!!
My most memorable experience was when we were pulling all-nighters to submit the Interspeech 2017 paper before the deadline.
Team Snacks after Friday Lab Talk was a lot of fun !!
SP Cup 2015 and SP Cup 2016 were some of my most fun projects ever.
I had a lot of fun working on cutting-edge speech recognition projects. This has tremendously helped me in finding jobs.
The internship was a huge learning experience both in terms of research as well as many other useful skills that helped me grow as an individual. Prasanta Sir has always been a great teacher and mentor.
It has been a great experience working with people at Spire Lab, I got to meet many new people who were very supportive and helpful.
