Building Bixby Conversational Experiences for Devices with and without Screens
summary
Demonstrates a hands-free mode for Bixby implemented in the movie-agent capsule, claiming over 50% of invocations are hands-free and showing concrete tooling: the Bixby IDE, simulator (visual only), device testing, GitHub and a codelab. Navigation modes handle microphone control via the $hands-free flag and provide built-in pagination, ordinal selection, underflow/overflow prompts, and spoken summaries. Three modes cover list behavior: read-one, read-many, read-none, and the implementation works on-device though the simulator does not emulate mic behavior.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to Bixby
- 4:49Hands-free use cases
- 8:06Hands-on vs hands-free modes
- 11:39Key hands-free considerations
- 13:09Navigation modes overview
- 19:11Underflow and overflow handling
- 21:42Read many navigation mode
- 27:38When to avoid navigation mode
- 28:43Summary and key points
- 30:32Q&A and closing
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