Voice recognition technology AmiVoice® has been adopted for West Unitis' glasses-type wearable computer InfoLinker

Advanced Media Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Toshima-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director, Chairman and President: Kiyoyuki Suzuki; hereinafter referred to as "Advanced Media")'s voice recognition technology, AmiVoice, is being used by West Unitis Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Kita-ku, Osaka; President and CEO: Kiyoyuki Suzuki). Tohito Fukuda The technology has been adopted by West Unitis for its glasses-type wearable computer ``InfoLinker.''

InfoLinker:

http://www.westunitis.co.jp/web/wearable/infolinker/default.aspx

InfoLinker is a wearable glass that is designed to be compact and out of the way as much as possible, with the aim of allowing you to concentrate on your work at factory work or maintenance sites. Since it is equipped with Android OS, there is no need to control it with a smartphone or tablet, and it can be used with just the main unit.

This time, the voice recognition technology AmiVoice has been adopted as the voice recognition function of InfoLinker. In the case of glasses-type wearable computers, tasks such as screen operation and data entry are performed by operating buttons on the main body, but this can hinder the realization of hands-free operation in the field. By using voice commands and voice input, it is possible to realize a truly hands-free environment. Furthermore, by utilizing voice recognition, more intuitive and easy-to-understand operation becomes possible, contributing to improved efficiency and quality of work on site.

It is assumed that the product will be used in a highly noisy environment at factory work and maintenance sites. The voice recognition technology AmiVoice was chosen because it is able to achieve high recognition accuracy even in such environments, and can achieve fast recognition processing responses that do not add stress to business operations.

With this adoption, Advanced Media will continue to actively promote the provision of voice recognition technology for hands-free applications such as wearable devices.

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