Huawei's HiAI Engine Powers P20 Pro's Artificial Intelligence Features - turnerfolearribled

Huawei disclosed its flagship P20 and P20 Pro belatedly last calendar month at an event in Paris, featuring a revolutionary triple camera apparatus, AI features, and more.

Now reported to a recent report from XDA, the company has free the HiAI Engine, the company's AI computing platform. The HiAI Engine will make use of the Neuronic Processing Unit of measurement (NPU) found on the Kirin 970 chipset for enhanced AI capabilities.

As per Huawei, the HiAI Railway locomotive integrates "a plurality of AI capabilities and apps [that make] the apps more intelligent and superhuman." Developers will now be fit to download the DDK (Driver Development Kit), SDK (Software Development Kit), and IDE (Integrated Growth Surround) for the HiAI Engine to implement it within their apps.

The HiAI Engine also brings with it an automatic speech realization (ASR) engine which includes features like speech recognition, speech conversion and school tex-to-speech. However, the ASR engine is currently not open outside China.

Huawei's HiAI Engine Powers P20 Pro's Artificial Intelligence Features

To complement the ASR locomotive engine, HiAI also includes a tongue understanding (NLU) engine, but it's also not available outside Chine as of the moment. The NLU engine allows computers to translate the human voice which facilitates more natural communication between them. Capabilities of the NLU locomotive include word segmentation, text entity identification, emotive tendency analytic thinking, and motorcar version. On top of that, HiAI Locomotive also includes:

Scene detection
Document fudge factor and document catching
Face detection and external body part comparison
Image family label (wont to identify objects within an image)
Image super result (used to intelligently enlarge images)
Character image crack resolution (used to enlarge image including characters by equal to ninefold)
Code detecting (in use to detect QR codes and bar codes)

While the features seem promising it's too early to enjoin how the HiAI engine will benefit the smartphone ecosystem. Since the engine is now available for developers, it won't be farseeing earlier we see apps that reach use of the engine.