Google is creating an accessibility feature that makes life easier in your home – notifications about home sounds.
Once you enable this feature, your phone will detect sounds such as doorbell, barking dog and running water. This activity is powered by Google’s Live Transcript Technology, which was originally used only to convert speech into text. But now, Which can also detect sounds around you.
Home voice notifications target people with hearing impairments, If you are wearing headphones and listening to music or podcasts it will alert you of events.
In addition to displaying these alerts on your Android phone, Google can also send them to your Wear OS watch.
Big G claims that this feature works entirely offline through on-device machine learning, and currently recognizes 10 types of sounds Baby noises, running water, smoke and fire alarms and knocking on the door. This new feature works on all devices running Android 5.0 or higher Direct transliteration app.
Google is not the only company that has created this feature. There is apple A similar sound detectorFeatured in iOS 14 in its Accessibility Suite. However, the search giant will give you a timeline of events for past notifications.
This feature is a recent component of Google Update accessibility features It also unveiled an action block for ‘speaking’ simple phrases such as ‘yes’, ‘no’ and ‘please help me’. You go to the action blocks on your phone and hit the phrase you want to speak out loud.
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Published October 9, 2020 – 05:41 UTC
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