Create Speech-Enabled Apps With Azure AI Services

By Ashwin Venugopal -

 





Introduction

You may create speech-enabled apps with the Azure AI Speech service. You can create speech-enabled applications using the APIs provided by Azure AI Speech. This includes:

  • Speech to text- An API that enables speech recognition in which your application can accept spoken input.

  • Text to speech- An API that enables speech synthesis in which your application can provide spoken output.

  • Speech Translation- An API that you can use to translate spoken input into multiple languages.

  • Speaker Recognition- An API that enables your application to recognize individual speakers based on their voice.

  • Intent Recognition- An API that uses conversational language understanding to determine the semantic meaning of spoken input.

Provision An Azure Resource For Speech

You must first build an Azure AI Speech resource in your Azure subscription in order to use Azure AI Speech. Either a multi-service Azure AI Services resource or a single Azure AI Speech resource are available.

After you create your resource, you'll need the following information to use it from a client application through one of the supported SDKs-

  • The location in which the resource is deployed (for example, eastus)

  • One of the keys assigned to your resource.

You can view of these values on the Keys and Endpoint page for your resource in the Azure portal.

Conclusion

We have successfully learnt about basics of speech-enabled apps with Azure AI services. 










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