What's new in Kiosk Satellite 2026.9.68
This release reduces wake-word CPU usage, adds Android process exit diagnostics and improves push-to-talk controls on short screens.
Improvements
- Wake-word listening uses less CPU on Android. vsWakeWord and microWakeWord use native audio processing with reusable buffers. Both keep a Dart fallback when native processing is unavailable.
- openWakeWord uses faster CPU inference. Its models prefer single-threaded XNNPACK and fall back to the standard ONNX CPU backend if initialization fails.
- Android process exit diagnostics. On Android 11 and newer, App Logs and Remote Admin logs show up to five recent process exits with Android's reason, exit status and last sampled memory use. Low-memory kills are identified when Android reports them. A SIGKILL alone does not confirm an OOM kill. These details help investigate update and restart loops. (#637)
Bug Fixes
- Push-to-talk controls fit short screens. The end or done button moves beside the talk button when vertical space is limited, leaving more room for call details. Taller screens keep the existing layout. (#636)