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A Guide to Developing Voice Enabled Products Using i.MX RT600 MCUs
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A Guide to Developing Voice Enabled Products Using i.MX RT600 MCUs
A Guide to Developing Voice Enabled Products Using i.MX RT600 MCUs
With the mass adoption of voice assistants, more and more products are becoming voice enabled. For companies that traditionally do not have experience designing for voice and audio, this can be overwhelming and difficult. Join this webinar as we discuss the voice stack architecture, provide some basic guidelines to follow to build a successful voice-enabled product, show recommended voice design patterns for typical consumer based voice-enabled products, and demonstrate TalkTo, DSP Concepts’ Audio Front End software running on an NXP i.MX RT685 MCU.
Presenters:
Mike Vartanian, Director of Strategic Partnerships, DSP Concepts
Uday Pispati, Applications Engineer, DSP Concepts
Brendon Slade, MCU Ecosystem Director, NXP
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