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Intelligent Voice Assistant

Authors: Akshay Patil; Suyash Samant; Mohit Ramtekkar; Shubham Ragaji; Jayashree Khanapuri;

Intelligent Voice Assistant

Abstract

Now-a-days voice assistants are making people’s day-to-day routine simpler and it saves time as well. But, even after voice assistants are easy to operate, there are many people who cannot use voice assistant even if they wanted to. The main reason behind this issue is language barrier. People living in urban India are using voice assistants on daily basis. But, people living in rural areas are not fluent in English even to start a conversation with any voice assistant. Hence, paper proposes of the unique system based on the initiative to improve connectivity between the people living in rural India and the world. The core idea behind this initiative is to create an intelligent voice assistant system that can interact with people in their local language so that the system can help them to make their day to day life simpler. The system is designed while taking the rural life in consideration as well as their basic needs. This paper also tends to explore some new possibilities.

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This indicator reflects the overall/total impact of an article in the research community at large, based on the underlying citation network (diachronically).
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