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Our car, Renault Megane e-Tech, uses Google, which I find works quite well. My SO has trouble finding the right words, and more often than not, the car does wha
by magicalhippo 3y ago
Our car, Renault Megane e-Tech, uses Google, which I find works quite well. My SO has trouble finding the right words, and more often than not, the car does what she wants.
Though I found it struggles with non-native names, when I try to make calls. But starting navigation, turning off seat heating etc works very well.
- phatskat 3y agoAnecdotal counter-point: my Google home usually understands me (male voice) but either ignores or misinterprets my roommate (female voice). Not sure if it’s the same tech necessarily, nor where the fault lies. But this is across multiple generations of Home/Nest devices, in multiple locations. Not to mention that there’s a 20% chance it misunderstands me with simple commands like “lights on” (so I get random Spotify songs instead).