Text To Speech
It is a great piece of technology that was developed to help
individuals with visual impairments. However, device manufacturers these days
enable text-to-speech Android that allows books to be read out loud and new
languages to be learned.
Android text to voice was introduced when Android 4.2.2
Jelly Bean was launched with a more conversational capability so that users are
able to have a familiar human-like interaction.
At the moment, there are not many Android texts to speech
app available in the market that fully utilizes Google text speech technology.
In this article, we will guide you on how to use Google text-to-speech on
Android.
Speech to Text
Android comes with an inbuilt feature speech to text through
which you can provide speech input to your app. With this you can add some of
the cool features to your app like adding voice navigation (Helpful when you
are targeting disabled people), filling a form with voice input etc.
In the background how voice input works is, the speech input
will be streamed to a server, on the server voice will be converted to text and
finally text will be sent back to our app.
Combination of Text
To Speech & Speech to Text
Here application has one Question with its multiple answers
as options. When launch time, application will read (speak)
the question as well as its answers list by default, will wait for user
response. Based on user response (voice
input) system will match with existing answer list. If the answer is match with
any of the answer, system will continue to the next questions or next level of
process. Else it will ask to the user to give correct input till its match with
existing answer list.
For Sample - Click Here ☝