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As a general rule, smoke and mirrors anywhere there are rough edges. In your case, if your demo does not work under less-than-ideal speech recognition condition
by somebodythere 4y ago
As a general rule, smoke and mirrors anywhere there are rough edges. In your case, if your demo does not work under less-than-ideal speech recognition conditions, I would not let them speak to the prototype. You could ask the audience for queries and speak them yourself.
- cprayingmantis 4y agoAdding to this if voice recognition is just the first part of a process can you eliminate it? Can you show them an example of how to use it based on text? For example “type your command/query” instead of speaking it.