So, you have got a new AMAZON TV API stick activated Alexa, which means just say “Hey Alexa, play Manchester United Football Match”.
Three to four seconds later, the match will turn on.
It sounds cool, right? If only living with the remote capable sound would be as simple as it.
What really happens is that if you say – hey Alexa, OK Google, or Hey Siri (if you have Apple TV) – it’s likely it won’t understand correctly.
You try again and if you talk slowly and clearly, it might just hear you’re fine.
If not, the next command will be a rough words that are exploited about the remote and make you wonder why did you get this remote? Well, it’s not too bad and we are here trying to explain how to make a sound and what makes them frustrate them.
How is the work of voice recognition technology? Sound or speech recognition technology makes it easy to control handheld free devices – whether it’s a smartphone, speaker, car or remote control.
While it’s as simple as it sounds – after all that you just talk and the listening device – it’s very complex.
The language is complicated and even though it might be heard you’re talking to a remote or smartphone, in fact it is very dependent on machine learning to describe the correct meaning.
What looks like an analogy is a bit strange but actually accurately like taking it like talking to a child.
A child can hear what the people say around him but don’t really understand it.
Parents will continue to talk to children, give verbal cues, use a different pronunciation when he grows for a conversation.
It may take 15-16 years for a child’s vocabulary to grow completely.
Voice recognition is very like that because the more you speak, the better the remote will understand you.
85582283 What is frustration used? Simply put, it’s for pronunciation.
As smart and better, voice-based technology starts, there are too many accents and pronunciation of the same word that must be described.
You have to speak slowly and clearly and even if there is a little background noise, the remote or other device is rather confused.
It can make frustrating sometimes but it’s been a long time, far from the start.
Siri 10 years ago and Siri now is two different creatures.
Like Alexa and Google Assistant.
Because it’s very complicated but it seems simple is why most people tend to be frustrated when using it.
But remember that this is an ongoing job.
The more you talk to your remote, the better it will recognize your voice.