B-CON AI · speaking · Text to speech
B-CON Voice
Speaks Nepali like a person, not a robot.
A natural Nepali voice for the places where a hospital talks to people: calling the next token, reading a prescription aloud to someone who cannot read it, and answering patients in the app. Built from a consenting human voice, served from our own GPUs.
Capabilities
What it does.
- 01Natural, expressive Nepali with correct names and numbers
- 02Calls tokens and names across OPD, lab, pharmacy and billing counters
- 03Reads prescriptions and instructions aloud for patients
- 04Answers in the B-CON PHR app conversation
- 05Pre-renders fixed phrases so counters never wait
Specification
How it is built and served.
- Language
- Nepali, with English terms pronounced correctly
- Voice
- Cloned from a consenting speaker, with written consent on file
- Latency
- Under a second per line on GPU; common phrases cached
- Serving
- Self-hosted, OpenAI-compatible speech endpoint
- Output
- Streaming audio to browser, kiosk and TV token screens
Why it matters
A hospital is full of people who cannot read the screen.
Elderly patients, people in pain, people who never learned to read. A clear Nepali voice calling their name, and reading their medicines back to them, is not a nicety. It is safety.
Where you hear it
- 01
Token calling
Every counter and every TV screen in the hospital calls the next patient by name, in Nepali.
- 02
Prescription read-back
Pharmacy counters play the dose instructions for each medicine.
- 03
Patient assistant
The B-CON PHR assistant answers out loud when the patient asks out loud.
- 04
Kiosks
Self-service registration that talks people through each step.
The other senses