
Bringing edge voice capabilities to connected AR Smart Glasses, when Voice and Vision meet


Voice-based Interactions in Smart Glasses

About 30min
Summary
About this webinar
We gathered AR Smart Glasses experts to discuss with our team about the close relationship between voice and vision technologies. We mashed the whole conversation inside a 30 minute long webinar that offers condensed insights, information and data provided by industry specialists.
Webinar Content
What will you learn?

How voice is complementary with vision and how the solution was designed and developed with the Voice Development Kit.

What are the best voice commands in the use of the different Smart Glasses from Vuzix.

Which other voice technologies could be a great feat for wearables such as Smart Glasses.

Real use cases where voice-enabled Smart Glasses are used and how companies are making the most out of it.
Speakers & Guests
Meet our experts
Mike SCHUTTEROP
Director of Software Engineering – Vuzix
Ingrid MAES
Senior Sales Executive – Vivoka
Guillaume CAMPION
VP Product & Partnership – AMA
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