Turning intentions into action: Entering a new era of embedded voice control

【Lansheng Technology News】 NXP releases a speech recognition engine for a new generation of smart speech technology portfolio. In this blog post, we’ll explore the challenges developers face in designing embedded voice controls, our new Speech to Intent engine, and how you can use it in your apps. To address the speech engine challenges in embedded design, NXP has launched the VIT Speech to Intent engine, the latest product of its Intelligent Voice Technology (VIT) product portfolio. The S2I engine is the high-end product of VIT's product portfolio, which also includes the free wake word engine (WWE) and voice command engine (VCE). Unlike systems that rely on remote cloud services, VIT S2I is able to determine natural language intent locally. This capability is thanks to NXP’s latest developments in neural network algorithms and machine learning models designed for embedded systems. Therefore, the purpose of "turning on the lights" can be expressed in many different wa