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title: WeeMed AI
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# WeeMed AI
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**Building a globally standardized, AI-driven digital health and long-term care platform
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for aging societies.**
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FHIR-first. Integrated health data, intelligent decision support, personalized preventive
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medicine — deployed in real clinics, health-screening centers, and community long-term
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care sites in Taiwan.
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> **AI accelerates digitization; it isn't the product.**
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A spin-off of the **Medical Image Processing Laboratory (MIPL)**, National Yunlin
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University of Science and Technology — a lab that has built AI-assisted diagnostic
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systems with National Taiwan University Hospital Yunlin Branch, National Cheng Kung
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University Hospital, and Dalin Tzu Chi Hospital since 2003.
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## What we release here
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We ship models that fall out of real deployment problems, and we publish the
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**measurements**, not just the weights.
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### 🎙️ [Breeze-ASR-26-edge](https://huggingface.co/weemed/Breeze-ASR-26-edge)
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Taiwanese Hokkien (台語) + Mandarin speech recognition, quantized for the edge, in two
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runtimes — with a measured benchmark telling you which to pick:
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| Runtime | RTF (CPU, 4 threads) | Real-time? |
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| CTranslate2 / faster-whisper | **0.18 – 0.23** | ✅ |
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| ONNX / sherpa-onnx | 1.17 – 1.76 | ❌ (but runs on Android/iOS/WASM) |
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Measured on real multi-speaker meeting audio, not synthetic clips. Derived from
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[MediaTek-Research/Breeze-ASR-26](https://huggingface.co/MediaTek-Research/Breeze-ASR-26)
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(Apache-2.0) — all credit for the model to MediaTek Research.
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## Why this matters to us
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Taiwan is aging fast, and the people doing the caring — nurses at screening centers,
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care managers at community sites, elders themselves — mostly do not speak to each other
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in written Mandarin. They speak **Taigi**, in noisy rooms, on tablets held in one hand.
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Health tech that only understands clean written Mandarin does not meet them where they
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are. So we work on the unglamorous end of clinical AI: the languages actually spoken,
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the devices actually held, the constraints actually present.
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## How we publish
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- **Honest benchmarks.** We report the number that survives scrutiny, including when it
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kills our own hypothesis. Our ASR card documents the measurement traps we fell into
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before publishing (short clips and repetitive audio both give flattering, wrong RTFs).
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- **Named gaps.** What we could not measure is written down as an open gap, not omitted.
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- **Real audio, real clinics.** Benchmarks on synthetic data tell you about synthetic data.
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<sub>Apache-2.0 unless stated otherwise · Made in Yunlin, Taiwan</sub>
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