The document summarizes a student project to build a real-time speech recognition system using embedded hardware. The goals were to design a system that could recognize numbers "zero" through "nine" in real-time. The system architecture used a source-filter model of speech and support vector machines for classification. An microcontroller calculated cepstral coefficients from recorded speech and transmitted them to a Raspberry Pi for classification and to demonstrate recognition through actuators. Challenges included data overflow and Bluetooth communication which were addressed.