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Now Cambridge , Mass.-based Vlingo has launched voice recognition technology for television. The product, called Virtual Assistant, is designed to make it simple input a variety of commands to the TV just by speaking.  The white label service is targeting TV manufacturers, set-top box makers and other service providers.

Vlingo’s new service enables people to search for a show by just saying “Watch the Price is Right” or “Find western movies starring Clint Eastwood.” For anyone who has used the bewildering user interfaces for cable services, this could be a big benefit by making it much easier to find content. They can also record a show by saying things like “Record the game on ESPN next Monday at 8pm.”

A number of hardware makers such as LG and Samsung are adding voice recognition technology to their televisions. But Dave Grannan, CEO of Vlingo, says the controls on these other services are more basic with much less sophistication than Vlingo’s natural language processing. For cable and satellite operators Vlingo is attractive, Grannan says, because no additional features are required. Users can do all the voice controls of the TV from their phones – the controls are done through the cloud online and then sent back to the TV. One challenge is for Vlingo to be able to access all of the content on various platforms–from cable or satellite to online services like Netflix or Hulu and “boxes” such as Roku or Boxee. Grannan believes Vlingo can aggregate this content and make it easier to find.

Источник:Forbes