Problem
Lecture capture often stops at raw recordings, leaving transcription, summarization, storage, and retrieval fragmented across separate tools.
R&D case study
Audio-processing pipeline that turns raw recordings into transcripts, summaries, and reusable knowledge outputs.
At a glance
Delivery stage
R&D
Current state
Research System
My role
Sole architect and pipeline engineer

Lecture capture often stops at raw recordings, leaving transcription, summarization, storage, and retrieval fragmented across separate tools.
Built as an event-driven processing pipeline. Producer nodes upload audio into ingest services, Kafka fans work across transcription and summarization workers, archive services persist artifacts, and API/export layers expose transcripts and summaries as reusable outputs.
End-to-end pipeline processing audio through transcription and summarization to structured artifacts
This section shows the operational logic behind the build, not just the user-facing surface.
Core constraint
Event-driven decoupling: Kafka ensures transcription, summarization, and archival stages fail independently without data loss
The system evidence is in the pipeline boundary diagram and the multi-stage processing model rather than a one-screen app demo.
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