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call breaks -if you can implement a better way to recover broken calls/connections. Especially with VPN things go mad. Joining calls when onsite team is in con
by mindhash 9y ago
call breaks -if you can implement a better way to recover broken calls/connections. Especially with VPN things go mad.
Joining calls when onsite team is in conference room - this sucks big time when you are on speaker and you don't get a word of what is going on. Especially when some folks are away from speaker. This requires a bit of DSP background but interesting problem i think.
De-noising- this is something i am already working on. Background noise from your house can really be annoying or embarrassing. I am trying to use DL for source separation.
Remote workers also lack view of everything thats happening. An automated way of sharing updates with remote team will be helpful. It could be meeting notes, an ability to for team members to scribble and share.
- freehunter 9y agoConference room calls and background noise are the two biggest problems I face as a remote worker. I have hard floors at my house and two dogs, so I've actually taken some very important calls in my car to isolate the sound. I wish my bluetooth headset could do that though. And people holding side conversations in conference rooms, or even people actually trying to talk directly into the microphone on a speakerphone, is always terrible. I always cringe when clients take my calls on a conference speakerphone. Phones in general are awful. Just awful. They have one purpose: to transmit human voice. And they fail at that spectacularly and constantly. It might not be noticeable when you rarely make calls or if you've had extraordinarily good luck, but if you're on the phone all day with different people who have different phones and are in different environments and natively speak different languages, it's just the worst thing. The fact that it hasn't been solved yet is unacceptable.