VOICE ASSISTANTS ENRICHED WITH NLU AND INTEGRATED FACE RECOGNITION
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https://doi.org/10.29121/shodhkosh.v5.i6.2024.4429Keywords:
Voice Assistant, Natural language processing (NLP), Speech RecognitionAbstract [English]
Voice assistants (VAs) enriched with Natural Language Understanding (NLU) and integrated face recognition represent a significant advancement in human-computer interaction. NLU enhances the VA’s ability to interpret complex commands, context, and user intent, enabling more accurate responses. The integration of face recognition further personalizes the user experience by identifying individuals, allowing for tailored responses and secure access to functions. These advanced VAs streamline tasks such as sending emails, adjusting device settings, controlling media, and performing system operations like shutdowns, while also offering seamless authentication through facial recognition. This research explores the potential of combining NLU and face recognition to enhance user accessibility, security, and convenience. The study highlights how these technologies work together to provide more context-aware interactions and personalized services. It aims to demonstrate the transformative impact of NLU- and face recognition-enhanced VAs in improving usability, efficiency, and user experience across various applications.
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