Voice, is the most natural way

Voice, even if not the only way to interact with the next generation of computing devices (ie, the internet of Things), is also the most natural way, and the benefits of speech recognition and natural language parsing are not difficult to understand in driving, cooking and all sorts of "helpless" situations.

Voice interaction Solution Provider wit to do is simply add a few lines of code in the Third-party app to generate a voice interface for it, just as the mobile payment company stripe through a few lines of code to solve the online payment problem, as well as an API product. Wit says it is more sensitive and accurate than Siri, and does not require developers to invest upfront or train data sets.

Wit was founded by the founder of Virtuoz, a virtual assistant developer, and Virtuoz has been acquired by the technical service provider behind Siri Nuance. And it's YC's current project, with a total of 2000 registered developers, carmakers, equipment manufacturers, and television channels and several automatic home start-ups that have signed orders with wit.

The WIT service is free for open source data projects, meaning that you can use services for free if you contribute more data (semantics and expression) to your community. Other circumstances range from $9 to $1499 a month.

There have also been reports that Apple is planning to open the Siri API to Third-party apps, which allows users to invoke all other services outside of Apple through voice control, but the extent of Apple's openness is elusive. Siri, Google Now, Cortana, and more and more startups, the virtual assistant market is likely to be a vertical subdivision due to increased competition.

There is no shortage of "helpless" state in life, for example, cooking, washing dishes cut a song, while biting the duck neck while searching for the sister, Ah, happy life calls the era of voice interaction, and wit a few lines of code can help the third party app to get the Voice interface, is a test water in this field. Do you think voice control will be standard for future apps? What are the scenarios and what types of apps are most fit for voice control? Warmly welcome to the Arctic Community post to discuss ~,xd.