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The infrastructure
behind a warm call

A proprietary voice AI pipeline and a real-time database interlock at sub-500ms end-to-end latency — so all a senior ever feels is one seamless, natural conversation.

Sub-500ms latencyCo-located model architecture99.9% uptime SLA
An elder calm on a call — the infrastructure behind a warm conversation

Pipeline specifications

The latency and availability our vertically integrated voice AI stack reaches in production. Language and voice counts reflect the underlying voice provider integrated into our pipeline.

  • Sub-500ms end-to-end latency

    From voice capture to spoken reply, conversation, analysis, and alerts all run at once while holding consistent sub-500ms end-to-end latency — so a senior only ever experiences an uninterrupted talk.

  • 90+ STT languages (provider)

    The speech recognition provider integrated into our pipeline handles 90+ languages at ~80ms latency. Predictive transcription generates text before speech even finishes.

  • 5,000+ TTS voices (provider)

    The voice synthesis provider integrated into our pipeline offers 5,000+ multilingual voices synthesized at ~75ms inference latency. Streaming response delivers the first audio byte immediately.

  • 99.9% uptime SLA

    Infrastructure operated to a 99.9% uptime SLA stands behind every daily check-in call. Real-time monitoring and automatic fallback keep it reliable.

From voice to reply, in three steps

A co-located model architecture — speech recognition, synthesis, turn-taking, and voice activity models on the same infrastructure — binds this flow into a single beat.

  1. 1

    Listen — capture & recognize

    Encrypted real-time audio is captured, a proprietary VAD detects speech boundaries, and ~80ms STT transcribes mid-utterance.

  2. 2

    Understand — context & reasoning

    Conversation history, mood, and medication are injected from the real-time DB in <20ms, and a streaming LLM yields its first token in ~150ms.

  3. 3

    Respond — synthesize & stream

    ~75ms TTS synthesizes the voice and streams it in real time, so the whole loop closes consistently within sub-500ms.

How is this different?

Unlike a generic voice bot stitched from separate APIs or a legacy IVR, WelVoice unifies the voice stack and the data on one infrastructure.

How is this different?
WelVoiceGeneric voice botLegacy IVR
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Co-located model architectureSupportedNot supportedNot supported
Real-time DB context injectionSupportedNot supportedNot supported
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90+ language real-time STTSupportedSupportedNot supported
99.9% uptime SLASupportedNot supportedNot supported

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