1. jeff, 29 minutes agoReport

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   jfiebWell-Known Member

   
   

   Competitor or
   Snowboy a possible Quik
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   NOT a competitor....for casual readers...QUIK's voice hard block can listen for Alexa, Hello Blue Genie, the Mandarin chosen by AISPeech.
   AND ANY and every ONE of the Snowboy ones. We can do this for Amazon via Sensory, For AISpeech, for KITT.AI, etc.
   
   The key takeaway? Always listening wake up words are expanding into each and every major ecosystem; the adjectives are not closing, diminishing but exactly the opposite- Ever expanding, growing, flourishing, we will have more reading material from QUIK on this...
   remember the Mary Meeker info....if you have any lingering q. now is a good time to read this blog post....
   
   http://blog.quicklogic.com/mobile/m...-internet-trends-report/#sthash.ndfPCwZ1.dpbs
   
   Use the move by Baidu to take out KITT.AI to be part of MM message?
   
   

   1. Time spent on mobile devices approximately doubled from 2014 to 2016. Primary drivers for that growth were new use cases and improved accuracy of voice interface.
   2. 20% of all mobile inquires are done using voice and that number is growing rapidly.  Google’s voice recognition technology achieved 95% accuracy this year, which is a key milestone and roughly as accurate as human recognition. Soon it will be even bette

   
   Those 3000 KITT.ai developers? Many are using those words to activate some thing or other...
   Baidu is the China search engine, i.e. GOOG of China, they will be ready for these voice inquiries. AEC will be nice to have in noisy China.
   

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   With the purchase of KITT.AI by Baidu fresh on my mind I wanted to reread this item also...
   
   http://blog.quicklogic.com/eos/machine-voice-recognition-becomes-more-human/#sthash.fthOKJH2.dpbs
   
   
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   Machine Voice Recognition Becomes More Human
   
   
   Although our approach to implementing this capability is quite a bit different than the way a human would process speech and determine the important content, the net result is a more human-like interaction with both local and cloud-based voice recognition computational machinery. This machinery has been becoming increasingly capable and ubiquitous and represents nothing less than a full-blown revolution in how we humans interact with our devices. We at QuickLogic are proud to be playing our part.
   
   
   
   The excellent implementation for this WILL help QUIK win slots,
   It already has in the most recent news items, with more to come.