Yobe Launches VIENNA, a Voice Extraction Tool
ST News — Originally published by Speech Technology
Yobe, a provider of intelligent voice technology, today launched VIENNA (Voice Intelligence Extraction for Neural Network Analytics), a…
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Voice Intelligence Technology Provider Yobe Unveils Vienna, Next-Generation Voice Extraction Solution for Enterprises
Yobe, a provider of intelligent voice technology, announced the launch of its newest product, VIENNA (VOICE INTELLIGENCE…
Voice order at the self-service kiosk? Coming right up
Elliot Maras — Originally published by Kiosk Marketplace
Ben Kaplan of PLNT Burger and Ken Sutton of Yobe Inc. are working on a voice solution that…
PLNT Burger Readies Self-serve Voice Order Solution
Elliot Maras — Originally published by Kiosk Marketplace
Following the pandemic, Ben Kaplan (PLNT Burger CEO) has looked to technology to restore personalization to unattended transactions,…
How Voice Can Become The Enterprise Workflow Tool Of The Future
Ken Sutton — Originally published by Forbes
The sheer number of workflow tools across the enterprise today has become burdensome. As the pandemic has inspired…
Hey Alexa, what’s next? Breaking through voice technology’s ceiling
S. Hamid Nawab — Originally published by Venture Beat
THE RECENT ANNOUNCEMENT from Amazon that they would be reducing staff and
budget for the Alexa department has…
Why CMOs Should Look To Voice AI As The Future Of Advertising
One of the first genius marketing moves came in the 1930s when radio soap operas were sponsored by…
Companies Are Investing in Voice, But They’re Ignoring the Real Problem
In 2019, an analysis of the rise of voice technology noted that the sector’s success hinged on its…
To commercialize, voice tech must first solve its ‘cocktail party problem’
Ken Sutton — Originally published by TechCrunch
On average, men and women speak roughly 15,000 words per day. We call our friends and family, log…
Avoid Being Fooled by Parlor Tricks: The Necessity of Real-World Environment Testing for ASR
S. Hamid Nawab — Originally published by Speech Technology Magazine
Voice assistants developed by Amazon, Google, Xiaomi, Alibaba, and others are poised to take over the world. A …