Security and intelligence

Open-source audio monitoring in 96 languages, fully offline.

Analysts need to know what is being said on open broadcasts and online audio in languages few of them speak. ADB Voices transcribes and translates it on isolated infrastructure and turns names, places and dates into data they can search.

Transcribing· Online audio · Kiswahili to English

02:47
  • 02:40 Mkutano utafanyika Garissa siku ya Jumamosi.
  • 02:40 The meeting will be held in Garissa on Saturday.
  • 02:47 Watu kutoka Wajir pia watahudhuria.
Example outputTranslated · places and dates extracted

What you get

  • Names, places and dates as data
  • Translation for analysts
  • No outbound connections

Features used

  • Transcription
  • Entities
  • Translation

Deployment: Air-gapped

In use in AISEE.

How it works

  1. 1.

    Collect

    Open broadcasts and downloaded audio are ingested on the isolated network.

  2. 2.

    Transcribe and translate

    Text in the original language plus a translation for analysts, timestamps kept.

  3. 3.

    Extract

    People, organisations, places and dates are listed per recording.

Questions

Which languages are supported?

96 languages, including 18 African languages. Ask us for our accuracy evidence on a specific language.

Does any data leave the network?

No. The air-gapped build makes no outbound connections.

Can analysts read content in a language they do not speak?

Yes. Translation runs line by line with timestamps, so the analyst can jump to the original audio.