How about numbers or complex/unknown words? I would love to proxy everything that isn't known AFTER the offline trigger word to Google voice recognition or something. Is that possible?
Picovoice – Embed private voice AI into any product instantly
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#62Doesn't work on Android chrome.
It works. But didn't on the first or second try for me. Suddenly it just worked. Dunno
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#63How about numbers or complex/unknown words? I would love to proxy everything that isn't known AFTER the offline trigger word to Google voice recognition or something. Is that possible?
Numbers and complex words (I am assuming you mean something like "ok blah"?) are doable easily. I am not sure what you mean by unknown words. Could you elaborate?
Obviously, you can just grab the audio stream after the phrase is detected and route it to whatever you like. Google ASR or even a local one running on the device!
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#64How about numbers or complex/unknown words? I would love to proxy everything that isn't known AFTER the offline trigger word to Google voice recognition or something. Is that possible?
Numbers and complex words (I am assuming you mean something like "ok blah"?) are doable easily. I am not sure what you mean by unknown words. Could you elaborate? Obviously, you can just grab the audio stream after the phrase is detected and route it to whatever you like. Google ASR or even a local one running on the device!
That is exactly what I ment if I get the audio stream out as well.
I have literally 3 projects, one a current big that depend or would heavily benefit from this. Can't wait to give it a try!
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#65Earlier quoted context omitted.
I take it this is one of those "contact us for a quote" type of deals.
The reason the quote is not present is that there are just too many factors involved. What is the platform you are using (iOS, Android, ARM Cortex-M, DSP, etc)? What is the scale? Are you deploying to ten devices or ten million? Do you have specific runtime requirements? Some people have limited RAM (e.g. I only have 32KB of RAM), some limited CPU, some limited FLASH, etc. How many models do you need? Are there prope…
> But it makes sense to put the common easy cases and then ask for contact in the rest. Which is probably the path we take as it will save us some time.
That would indeed be great.
Also, if complex decision tree is your real objection, then consider putting a price range. "Depending on X, Y and other factors, the price ranges from A for minimal deployment low on Z, to B for large-scale solutions.". Or something like that.
Exact prices are always the best, but estimates for typical cases and a price range are second-best. It lets a potential user decide whether to even bother checking your service out.
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#66This seems really neat, but my main, blocking issue is that there is absolutely no way to add pronunciation for a wake word. Therefore, if the developers have not explicitly added the word to their vocabulary, you are completely out of luck.
If you have a commercial application we can build you the model for any wake word. Since this requires some engineering work on our side we can only offer it to commercial customers at this point.
Why not make it possible for anyone to train it instead of you having to do engineering? Is that the profit model? If so, totally valid, but I'm wondering if I'm understanding this right.
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#67Doesn't work on Android chrome.
Works in Fennec (Firefox but from f-droid), but it took a sec to load the library it seems. Maybe that's the issue?
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#68Earlier quoted context omitted.
The reason the quote is not present is that there are just too many factors involved. What is the platform you are using (iOS, Android, ARM Cortex-M, DSP, etc)? What is the scale? Are you deploying to ten devices or ten million? Do you have specific runtime requirements? Some people have limited RAM (e.g. I only have 32KB of RAM), some limited CPU, some limited FLASH, etc. How many models do you need? Are there prope…
I see it may be a bit more complex than I had intially thought. Might I suggest a pricing table kind of thing showing some basic plans and usage and price points? Something as simple as a few basic use cases, android app, no engineering support, under 10,000 unite, x price for example maybe. I'm a small developer and tinkerer, so my choice to explore more on not is really price sensitive. However I do also consult wi…
This is really good feedback. Agreed. What I have seen work is to put common cases. It probably makes our life on Picovoice side easier as answering repeating price questions is not a fun day to spend our time. We will address this soon. I promise.
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#69Earlier quoted context omitted.
The reason the quote is not present is that there are just too many factors involved. What is the platform you are using (iOS, Android, ARM Cortex-M, DSP, etc)? What is the scale? Are you deploying to ten devices or ten million? Do you have specific runtime requirements? Some people have limited RAM (e.g. I only have 32KB of RAM), some limited CPU, some limited FLASH, etc. How many models do you need? Are there prope…
> But it makes sense to put the common easy cases and then ask for contact in the rest. Which is probably the path we take as it will save us some time. That would indeed be great. Also, if complex decision tree is your real objection, then consider putting a price range . "Depending on X, Y and other factors, the price ranges from A for minimal deployment low on Z, to B for large-scale solutions.". Or something like…
Agreed. We try to put the price for easy cases. I rather to not put estimates. It probably ends up making customers unhappy.
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#70Earlier quoted context omitted.
Numbers and complex words (I am assuming you mean something like "ok blah"?) are doable easily. I am not sure what you mean by unknown words. Could you elaborate? Obviously, you can just grab the audio stream after the phrase is detected and route it to whatever you like. Google ASR or even a local one running on the device!
That is exactly what I ment if I get the audio stream out as well. I have literally 3 projects, one a current big that depend or would heavily benefit from this. Can't wait to give it a try!
Sweet! Go for it!