Picovoice is the first and only ubiquitous on-device voice AI platform. Its stack can run on anything from embedded devices to web browsers. Picovoice offers Speech-to-Text, Streaming Speech-to-Text, Noise Suppression and Cancellation, Speech-to-Index (Phrase Search), Wake Word, Speech-to-Intent, and Voice Activity Detection engines.
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I cannot believe I haven't met Picovoice before. The free plan is decent to get familiar with the tech and the tech is sick. I mean it. I tried Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Deepgram, Assembly and Speechmatics. I thought Deepgram was fast. You get Speaker Recognition, Noise Suppression and Voice Activity Detection and all the other stuff too.
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