What are SDK wrappers?
SDK wrappers are language-specific layers that expose a core library's functionality through the conventions of another programming language. They let developers integrate complex underlying systems, like neural network inference or audio processing, without touching the original language or its low-level details.
What is an example of SDK wrappers?
A Python wrapper around a Rust SDK allows developers to integrate enhancement models without writing Rust code directly.
How do SDK wrappers work?
They expose core functionality through simplified interfaces, handling communication between languages or frameworks.
How does ai-coustics use SDK wrappers?
At ai-coustics, our core SDK is written in Rust, with wrappers that let developers integrate our real-time speech enhancement models from the language best suited to their stack. We currently support C, C++, Node.js, Python, Rust and WebAssembly. Read more here.
