Sensory Blog

Bloomberg recently reported that Apple is working to drop the “Hey” requirement in front of Siri in a well-written and very interesting article by Mark Gurman: Mark got a lot of things right in discussing the complexity and difficulty of doing this, but a few things could be explained in more detail. By the way, Sensory has already created “Siri”…

Last week we shared the recording of our last webinar: Build Quality Voice & Vision AI Solutions with Sensory & SensoryCloud. This week we're excited to share the transcript of that webinar made with the SensoryCloud Speech-to-text engine! It has been edited for clarity in some areas but we're thrilled with the results. So if you'd prefer to read the…

Sensory has gone all-in on supporting the new Cortex-M55/85 and Ethos-U55/65  microNPU from Arm. Sensory’s array of new offerings for speech recognition and Sound ID takes advantage of the Arm U55/65 and or CM55/85 series to include new ways to build models, run deep-learned inference, plus enhanced compatibility with TensorFlow Lite …Let’s explore some of these offerings. The U55/U65 offers…

Just about every quarter some big chip company announces an initiative or partnership in speech recognition. I saw one a couple months back and the announcement was so vague that it wasn’t even clear what technology would be available where, with what memory requirements or in what language or at what cost. It was unclear how to start developing and…

It’s funny how many companies ask for or claim that they can provide embedded dictation without qualifying what they really want or provide. Embedded dictation is very easy to do, but one must consider… Which languages? Some languages are easier than others. Different accuracies and conditions could require more data to train on. Luckily Sensory has been around long enough…