Is it possible to use Google Voice Server for voice recognition in the same way as "Voice Search" application in Android does.
In Chrome you can also access the Google speech recognition services using the HTML speech input API. More details here
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I am looking for a handwriting recognition API that I can embed in my web application.
I found this: Handwriting Recognition API from Google.
The post also refers to a Demo.
It is my understanding that this API works in all (newer) Chromium based web browsers, i. e. Google Chrome or MS Edge.
I opened the demo in both browsers (Google Chrome 106.0.5249.119 and MS Edge 106.0.1370.42) on my Win-11-64-bit machine. Same error message in both browsers:
Handwriting recognition API is not supported on this platform.
Any idea why I get this error message? Is there anything I can do to fix this?
Does Google Assistant provide individual voice identification, just like voice profile of Alexa?
Thank you
The Google Assistant does not provide user recognition as a core part of the platform or as part of the Assistant SDK.
I'm using Expo's Audio library to record user speech, and sends them to Google Speech API for translation.
The only format that seems to match Google speech's accepted encoding is AMR_WB. However, I am not able to find any React Native audio library to play AMR_WB files (3gp extension).
Allowing both translation and playing back of the user's recording is a core requirement.
Any suggestion on what I can do?
We are using Google Activity Recognition tools, i.e. Google Play Services and Google Fit for our Android Wear app.
Google changes its API frequently, with no backward compatibility, every couple of months we should change our code.
I would like to know if there is an "open source" activity recognition available, either as Android Library or pure Java ?
we've been working with a 3rd party Android device that uses API 17. We want to make a native Google API app so that we can map data for our customers. What happens is the app crashes and it says "Google Play Services required". Is there a workaround to this? can we somehow embed or package a file that is good enough to use Maps? We've spoken with the hardware company and they made a decision to not allow google play services. We are partnering with them to release the device with a couple of apps we offer with the device. Any help is appreciated
Google Play services enables Maps to run on your Android devices, as per Google statement:
With Google Play services, your app can take advantage of the latest,
Google-powered features such as Maps, Google+, and more, with
automatic platform updates distributed as an APK through the Google
Play store. This makes it faster for your users to receive updates and
easier for you to integrate the newest that Google has to offer.
That means you need Google Play services to make Google Maps work.
Download it here.