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Seminar on Automatic Voice Recognition held at VIT-AP University in Vijayawada
With the continuous advancement in the field of technology, the students should have awareness and upgrade themselves to excel said University of Avignon, Prof Jean Francois Bonastre
Vijayawada: With the continuous advancement in the field of technology, the students should have awareness and upgrade themselves to excel said University of Avignon, Prof Jean Francois Bonastre.
He was the chief guest of the seminar on the topic ‘Automatic Voice Recognition’ organised at VIT-AP University on the college premises on Wednesday.
Speaking on the occasion, Bonastre said that machines would be controlled by human voice recognition in the days to come, at present mobile phones and computers are working with human speech recognition.
He said that mobile banking transaction can be done through voice recognition which will be more secured, and in the days to come the voice will be the secret pin and duplicate voices will be identified, said Prof Bonastre.
Faculty and students were present at the seminar.
