SYLLINK UPDATES

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See the latest Syllink product updates here.

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Syllink integrates Soniox for live bilingual classes

Syllink has integrated Soniox's speech model. The current test supports English speech recognition and real-time translation into Chinese. English transcripts and Chinese translations appear side by side during class, helping you follow the lesson and focus on understanding, annotating slides, and taking notes.

Next, we plan to expand gradually to 60 languages and introduce multilingual speech recognition, real-time translation, and simultaneous interpretation in stages, making classes in more languages easier to understand, document, and review.

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Upgraded file storage and access

We have integrated Cloudflare R2 into Syllink to upgrade course-file storage and access, laying the groundwork for smoother uploads and faster retrieval. Learning materials are stored privately and protected by account permission checks and short-lived access links. Whether opening slides during class or returning to them afterward, you can save, access, and manage your learning materials more conveniently.

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A new chapter for Syllink

Syllink is setting out. Starting with live captions, fast and accurate translation, and a smooth way to take class notes, we are bringing understanding, note-taking, questions, and review together. Our goal is a connected learning experience for every student, from preparation through class and beyond, so classroom questions always have a path toward an answer.

Public site navigation and resources

Added resources and Chinese, English, and Japanese switching; redesigned feature icons and clarified the demo classroom guide.

Syllink · Your AI classroom companion

More than a lecture. A lesson you keep.

Follow the ideas in class and keep learning afterwards. Keep explanations, materials, notes and key points together as a starting point for your next review.

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