Wit enables developers to add a modern natural language interface to their app or device with minimal effort. Precisely, Wit turns sentences into structured information that the app can use. Developers don’t need to worry about Natural Language Processing algorithms, configuration data, performance and tuning. Wit encapsulates all this and lets you focus on the core features of your apps and devices. | It can be used to complement any regular touch user interface with a real time voice user interface. It offers real time feedback for faster and more intuitive experience that enables end user to recover from possible errors quickly and with no interruptions. |
Voice-enabled Android and iOS apps;Rasberry Pi based home automation commanded by speech;Google Glass apps accepting voice commands;Robots and drones dialog interfaces (ROS);SMS-based information or remote control services;IM-based information or remote control services;"Quick add" features a la Google Calendar (replacing a form with free text input);Natural Language querying a la Facebook Graph Search (turning a sentence into a database query);Personal Assistants a la Apple’s Siri | Real time; Fully streaming; React client; Javascript client; iOS client; Android client; Speech recognition; Natural language understanding; Easy to configure |
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