Sentences with phrase «incorporate voice technology»

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Roberts expects that some of the most exciting innovation in healthcare will incorporate seemingly more sophisticated technologies like voice recognition and machine learning.

Adobe said it is incorporating its machine learning technology that it currently uses for its other marketing software to derive stats like how many times are people using their voice service, or the how much apps failed to understand a particular command.

Osterloh stressed that the company felt it couldn't properly build the voice assistant without also doing some hardware incorporating the technology.

The article states that Fluenty has 10 employees and «Samsung is expected to incorporate the startup's technologies into its AI voice assistant service Bixby.»

Sound Oasis Deluxe S - 5000 noise machine incorporates such significant advancements as 3 speaker (subwoofer enhanced) sound quality, AM / FM digital stereo sound, 145 sound possibilities with patented sound mixing technology, patented Sleep Enhancement ® technology (to help lull you to sleep), a doctor developed «bio-sync» therapy sound, a voice memo recording feature and built - in technology to control your bedside lamp for light therapy.

The EXT's navigational system does not incorporate text - to - voice technology to read out street names, but the voice guidance is conversational, natural, and among the least robotic we've heard.

Be in complete control with new voice recognition technology to be incorporated into the final product.

I have also sometimes incorporated state - of - the - art computer technology to loop and pitch - shift the voices of the masks in real - time.

While the Play: 5 released last year incorporates a microphone this is used for room calibration only, and the product appears to lack the «far field» voice technology used by the Alexa family.

Duties incorporated into sample resumes of Medical Transcriptionists include being able to transcribe with the latest voice recognition technology, and reviewing and editing transcribed reports or dictated material for errors in spelling, grammar, clarity, or consistency.