Use whatever case type for Entities and Intents you like: camelCase, snake_case and UPPERCASE are now fully supported.
Browser client library version 1.1.0 now contains both ES2015 and UMD module bundles that work with HTML <script> tag. Use it if you need lower level access to Streaming API than Speechly's Web Components provide. ES2015 module bundle is now also used for Node, replacing CommonJS modules.
Improve Speechly CLI to work more intuitively, while remaining backwards compatible.
See when the application was deployed straight from the Dashboard. Hover the date to see an exact timestamp.
Use SAL syntax in lookup entities to create more powerful lookups with less typing.
We’ve redesigned the dashboard to match the new Speechly identity. Head over to speechly.com to see it in it's full glory.
Integrating your Speechly configuration just got easier. Open your application and head over to the new "Integrate" tab for instructions on how to start developing locally - or in CodePen if that’s your fancy. At the same go we did some visual polishing.
Edit and create lookups straight in the Dashboard using the new CSV editor. Enjoy a more efficient navigation experience with a new navigation bar design.
New sign-up flow and new application configuration view.
New data centers in the US (east and west coasts), UK and Singapore. This reduces transcript latency in client applications.
All of our open-source Client Libraries, example applications, and demos are now in the same GitHub repository. Our developer community engagement will in the future be focused around this repository.
A new UI library with multi-modal browser widgets that can be controlled with speech, tap, pointer, and keyboard. Available with npm.
Latest version adds support for "Tap-to-Talk" feature. A short tap on the microphone button will start recording, and the connection is closed automatically when the user stops talking.
Version 0.5.4 introduces functionality for evaluating a deployed Speechly configuration using a list of test utterances (text only).
Updated look of main application listing and SAL configuration view with small usability improvements. Also, three new example configurations for common use-cases of Voice UIs on the Web.
New versions of our UI Components for web, including the Push-to-Talk Button, Big Transcript, Transcript Drawer and Error Panel.
How Speechly Works - The Video Tutorial Series is a collection of brief introductory videos to help you get started developing with Speechly.
Improved handling of initial latency when streaming audio to a new app_id, improved handling of client connections.
New Standard Variable and Entity Type for handling (US style) street addresses.
Version 0.4.2 released.
Version 1.0.17 released (with automatic gain control of audio).
New baseline ASR model.
The dashboard now has a button ("SHOW SAMPLE") that displays a set of random example utterances generated from the given SAL configuration.
Major update with a unified API for both JS and React, a new TranscriptDrawer component with just-in-time usage hints for an improved user onboarding experience, a listening prompt to indicate when the app is listening, and a developer-triggerable command to acknowledge that an utterance was received.
Training time estimates: Changed the way how we estimate deployment times when training the models.
Playground: Pressing 'alt' temporarily enables the Try-button so that one can use the Playground with an old model while a new one is being trained.
Model deployment: More robust training infrastructure that reduces model training times in certain situations.
iOS UI Components: Ready-made UI components for microphone and transcript for hastened development on iOS.
Android Client: An Android client for easy integration with Speechly is now available. The Android client enables quick and efficient development of Speechly applications for native Android applications.
Support for new entities: Support for natural time expressions such as "fifteen thirty", "20 past nine" or "5 minutes after midnight" with $SPEECHLY.TIME standard variable and entity type Time.
Fixed: Better support for long utterances and other fixes
CLI: New debugging feature in CLI displays example utterances for a given configuration and calculates statistics about occurrences of intents and entities.
Support for unadapted ASR: Typically Speechly SLU models are adapted for a specific use case, which helps improve speech recognition accuracy. Now you can also use unadapted ASR for pure transcription use cases.
Support for new entities: Speechly Annotation Language supports natively phone numbers, emails, person names and website addresses. This enables developers to easily build voice experiences that contain these data types, for example something like "Add contact with name Jack Johnston and email address jack dot johnston at gmail dot com"
Improved audio handling in browser clients: Streaming audio and handling API results is done by using multiple threads for improved performance. Main UI thread is never blocked by Speechly, resulting in a faster UI.