Working with the Vuzix Speech SDK

The Vuzix Speech Command engine is a fully embedded, fast, phrase-matching recognition system designed to interpret and respond to voice commands. A platform based vocabulary is available to all apps; it is intended to facilitate default navigation ...

It is recommended that users obtain the Speech SDK via Jitpack. Simply make this addition to your project build.gradle to define the Vuzix repository. allprojects { repositories { google() jcenter() // The speech SDK is currently hosted b...

The custom vocabulary is created when the VuzixSpeechClient class is instantiated. The newly instantiated custom vocabulary inherits the platform base vocabulary, which is currently: Hello vuzix - Activates the listener Go left - Basic directi...

Creating the Speech Client To work with the Vuzix Speech SDK, you first create a VuzixSpeechClient, and pass it your Activity Java import com.vuzix.sdk.speechrecognitionservice.VuzixSpeechClient; Activity myActivity = this; VuzixSpeechClient sc ...

The Getting Started Code article of this knowledge base provides an overview of querying, deleting and adding phrases to the base vocabulary. Those are the only interfaces needed to create a vocabulary from scratch. This article builds on those con...

Overview The built-in speech command engine allows multiple applications to each register their own unique vocabulary. As the user switches between applications, the engine automatically switches to the correct vocabulary. Only the active applicati...

Advanced Controls The Vuzix Speech Recognition engine has advanced controls described here. These have been expanded since the initial SDK was released. Enabling and Disabling Speech Recognition The Vuzix Speech SDK will listen for the wake word...

Using XML to Define Vocabulary Beginning with OS 4.0.0 you can define custom speech commands and control the placement the speech hint UI overlay bubbles in your application XML without using the speech SDK directly. While this mechanism does not ...