Flipkart, the flagship company of the e-commerce sector, has brought 'voice assistants' technology to make online shopping easy for customers. With the help of 'Voice assistants' installed at Flipkart's grocery store Supermart, customers can get information about the product and purchase them with the help of voice in various languages like Hindi, English.
The AI technology-supported platform for voice recognition and interaction has been developed by Flipkart's technology team using speech recognition, natural language processing, machine translation and text to speech tools for Indian languages. The platform is capable of understanding local Indian languages such as Hindi and is able to search, share information and take orders from a product in various categories of e-commerce products. The AI technology-supported platform is capable of identifying the language spoken by the user itself and can easily understand shopping related interactions in various Indian languages in real time. Flipkart's Chief Product and Technology Officer Jayendran Venugopal said, "Video, Vernacular and Voice based technologies are critical to address the challenges associated with the adoption of e-commerce in India. We have seen a tremendous interest in our videos and Vernacular measures and the next step in this direction is to develop the ability to identify and communicate in the e-commerce space.
He said, 'Flipkart's technology team traveled across the country to understand the various contexts related to voice recognition and ability to communicate and made the necessary changes to identify different forms of Indian languages and to respond in the same language. . Flipkart spent five months on-the-ground assessing various cities and towns and gathering the necessary materials, which eventually led to the development of voice assistance for the grocery sector. With the help of this research, the company found out what necessary features the customer wants in view of easy services with the help of voice.
Flipkart says that voice assistance will make a customer's purchase more personalized and the services it receives will become easier. In addition to understanding the changes in voice in English and Hindi, it can easily understand mixed languages (Hinglish etc.) and the company says that with the help of this, the customer will experience the same way as he would from a shopkeeper. Are communicating Manish Kumar, senior vice-president (grocery, general merchandise and furniture) at Flipkart, says, "Voice-based shopping is a natural process and we want to give our customers a conversational experience in a colloquial approach."
"The company-developed and AI technology-backed voice assistance is the first to introduce groceries that will make shopping much easier for customers," he says.
After all, the Corona wave has also affected the IPL, the world's largest cricket league. Two Kol
Now Finland and Sweden are also seen moving on the same path over which such a big war broke out
The Union Cabinet took three major decisions on Wednesday. It also includes the rejuvenation of r
Japan took control of Corona without doing much
Why was the Covid-19 disaster in Japan less? This is a big question that can have many answers. N
India started buying less Chinese goods, but sales of Indian goods to China increased, how so?
Despite Prime Minister Narendra Modi's slogan of self-sufficiency for the first time in April and
Tata Group is now planning to buy a stake in Bisleri International, the largest brand selling bot
In IPL 2023, the match is to be played between Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bangalore on
Heavy rains continue to wreak havoc across the country due to monsoon. People are facing problems
Special train: 10 special trains stopped operating due to poor protection, see full list
Eastern Railway has decided to stop operating 10 bad special trains till advance order. In this r
The country's refined palm oil imports have increased by 2.7 times to 17.12 lakh tonnes in 11 mon
