Smart Voice Summit 2018
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Embracing the Voice Revolution | Lionel Mora | 10m |
Claim that voice becomes a first-class mobile marketing channel and a platform-level assistant, with concrete tooling and a live example. Shows the… | ||
| Embracing the Voice Revolution | Peter Hodgson | 20m |
Humans keep talking the same way after half a million years of evolution, so robots must learn human norms rather than forcing people to adapt; key actionable… | ||
| Creating differentiation in your market with voice experiences | Mathieu Lima | 13m |
Deezer moves music onto smart speakers by building a flow algorithm that chooses contextaware soundtracks for room time and activity and by using voice match… | ||
| Interrupting is the future | Chris Gathercole | 19m |
Financial Times Labs turns articles into voice with experimental Amy using Amazon Polly, runs an A/B test of full-article narration, and publishes a Google… | ||
| Multi modal interfaces and the future of voice | Karen Kaushansky | 21m |
Design traces from 1996 voice dialing with 20 hard-coded address book entries to today’s Alexa Show where voice plus touch and screen co-create interactions… | ||
| How Brands Must Leverage AI & Voice to Stay Relevant & Accessible | Bret Kinsella | 21m |
Claims that voice is a mass channel backed by numbers: about 45 million US smart speakers and ~16% US household penetration with rapid holiday growth… | ||
| Fail fast, fail cheap, making voice apps the guerrilla way | Ben Sauer | 24m |
Argues for rapid guerrilla voice prototyping that gets the dialogue 90% right before code and shows a working method: a one-hour Wizard of Oz test using Say… | ||
| Why Europe needs a Voice assistant | Didier Cadic | 16m |
Claims rapid voice growth with 50% of searches will be voice by 2020, backed by an Amazon Echo UK study showing skills concentrate on a few fast tasks and the… | ||
| Why games are the first killer app for voice | Tom Hewitson | 23m |
Argues that games are the first killer app for voice because they fit current platform limits and user behavior and shows it with real products and metrics… | ||
| Panel Session: Voice for Media | Pippa Rimer, Henry Cooke, Bradley Metrock, Dustin A. Coates | 36m |
Media companies report concrete wins and tooling: an Alexa tie‑in for Batman vs Superman shows 7x higher engagement than typical skills, Radio France ships 26… | ||
| Panel Session: Voice for Retail | Elisabeth Marette, Guillaume Rio, Pascal Chabret, Olivier Barth, Renaud Joly | 37m |
Large European retailers report building voice experiences on Google Home using Dialogflow + Google Cloud + Chatbase for analytics, launching limited apps for… | ||
| Panel session: Voice for Transport | Charles Cadbury, Tristan Charié, Benoit Bouffart, Laurent Dunys | 34m |
Multimodal platforms connect Alexa, Google Assistant, Facebook Messenger and SMS to rail and travel backends, using OpenNLP and Duckling for NLP and date… | ||
| Smartly AI: Cross Platform Voice Application Creation | William Bailey, Maaike Dufour, Abdulhamid Hassan | 44m |
Smartly AI is a design-first platform that builds and deploys one back end to Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant with a visual Builder, Node.js hooks and a REST… | ||
| Voice design best practices | Tilmann Bohme | 24m |
Build starts in the problem space: use personas (Emilia, Paul), map customer journeys with post‑its, extract specific pain points, then converge to a single… | ||
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