FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

A wake word is a keyword that activates your device, like "Hey Siri" or "OK Google".

Speech to Intent refers to the ability to recognize a spoken word or phrase and directly associate it with a specific action or operation within an application. Unlike a "wake word," which typically serves to activate or wake up the application, Speech to Intent goes further by enabling complex interactions and functionalities based on the recognized intent behind the speech. For example, a wake word like "Hey App" might activate the application, while Speech to Intent could process a phrase like "Play my favorite song" or "Order a coffee" to execute corresponding tasks within the app. Speech to Intent is often triggered after a wake word activates the app, making it a key component of more advanced voice-controlled applications. This layered approach allows for seamless and intuitive voice-driven user experiences.

Our platform achived over 97% detection rate with fewer than 0.0001 false positives per hour in an independent third-party testing conducted globally.

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