Text-To-Speech and Speech Recognition applications
on Aculab Cloud
We have integrated best in class, Text-To-Speech (TTS) and Speech Recognition functionality with Aculab Cloud voice APIs. Amazon Polly is a deep learning based Text-To-Speech engine which turns text into lifelike speech. Google Speech-to-Text is a powerful speech recognition engine which uses machine learning and neural network models to turn speech into text. Each has a wide and growing language coverage, and is seeing heavy investment by a leader in its field.
Simplify customer interaction
Bypass multi-level DTMF menus with natural language speech recognition: “What would you like to do?”
Improve the conversation
Augment human interactions by providing context and assistance based on what’s been said
Understand your users
Use machine learning dialog engines such as Google Dialogflow to build natural and rich conversations, with TTS and Speech Recognition to convert between speech and text
Text-To-Speech and Speech Recognition applications
Powerful inbound/outbound voice API integrated with best in class, neural network driven TTS and Speech Recognition.
Rich, natural conversations
with your customers
Best in class Text-To-Speech,
Reduce
development costs
Use with dialog engines,
to power next generation conversations
Best in class Speech Recognition,
Built on decades of
experience in voice
Everything you need to get started
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Documents and guides
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Knowledge base and FAQs
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Support options
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See how simple it is, try out the code…
Not sure if Aculab Cloud is for you? Test the API with this sample PHP code.
$getInput = new \Aculab\TelephonyRestAPI\GetInput('useinputpage'); $getInput->setPrompt($prompt);
$response->addAction($getInput);
See sample code in other programming languages:
