With the advent of speech recognition and vision technologies, consumer electronics is benefitting from a host of innovations that are focused on improving the end-user experience. However, many providers of this technology face lack of dedicated verification software that provides real-time sensing capabilities to gadgets. With a goal to empower firms with the best user experience of consumer electronics through machine learning technologies, the California-based, Sensory offers state of the art deep learning technologies on embedded smaller footprint platforms for functions like speech recognition, machine vision and biometrics. “Excitement for biometric technologies on mobile devices continues to be a driving force for innovation in the mobile space,” says Todd Mozer, Chairman and CEO, Sensory.

Sensory offers speech and vision Technologies, Software & SDKs, Chips & IC Toolkits and Applications, that can be embedded into mobile and other consumer electronic products. Sensory provides a line of low cost self-contained speech recognition chips. The company with its industry leading and award winning experience in the biometric space provides ‘TrulySecure SDK’. It’s a secure, robust, and user friendly offering for better protection than passwords, PINS or fingerprint swiping, that allows application developers to deploy a quick and easy multimodal voice and vision authentication solution for mobile phones, tablets, and PCs. “The majority of mainstream apps today fail to protect users from the potential risk of unauthorized access and we have designed our AppLock Face or Voice Recognition app that provides users with a seamless option for securing any app,” says Mozer.

Sensory IC and embedded software technologies are applicable to many markets such as Bluetooth and wearable devices, Mobile, Tablet and PC among others.

Excitement for biometric technologies on mobile devices continues to be a driving force for innovation in the mobile space

The company focuses on consumer electronics, and has worked with hundreds of leading consumer OEM’s. “Sensory with its speech technology powers the devices with a useable feature that sparked the mass adoption of voice technologies in consumer electronics today,” states Mozer.

Sensory’s offerings of voice control technology find wide adoptions across many different use cases. For instance, Samsung, a multinational electronics company, needed to provide the industry’s best speech trigger and speech recognition for its smartphones, as competition around this technology was growing at a much faster rate. By adopting Sensory’s ‘TrulyHandsfree’ voice recognition technology, Samsung was able to provide speech recognition experience in its Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge smartphones. Samsung continues to utilize Sensory’s TrulyHandsfree speech recognition engine embedded within their products to power speech commands that work all the time, even when no internet connection is present.

With over 22 years of experience in the speech technology arena, the company has integrated its speech recognition into a billion products. Sensory has also recently launched TrulySecure 2.0 with both face and voice which is focused on biometric authentication and it combines the state of the art in speaker verification with face authentication. The company runs TrulySecure 2.0 on its devices, but not in the cloud, so that it is FIDO compliant and also reduces the risk of losing personal data. The more number of sensory functions built into the devices, gives a better way in interpreting end-user needs for easier utilization of the product. “We are always exploring new avenues for improving the security and user experience of consumer electronics,” concludes Mozer.