Voice is the New Keyboard - Voice Interfaces in 2018 and Beyond

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The document discusses how voice interfaces will become more prominent and discusses three ways to integrate voice capabilities into websites. Part 1 explains how to convert website content into audio using Amazon Polly. Part 2 discusses connecting websites to voice assistants using skills templates or custom skills. Part 3 provides an example of building a custom voice skill for Google Home using Firebase Functions and custom WordPress and WooCommerce APIs.

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Voice is the newkeyboard:Voice
interfaces in 2018and beyond
Keanan Koppenhaver
CTO, Alpha Particle
keanan@alphaparticle.com
AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver

@kkoppenhaver
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Current:
“35.6 millionAmericanswillusea
voice-activatedassistantdeviceat
leastonceamonth.”
- emarketer
keanan@alphaparticle.com
AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver

Future:
“50% of allsearcheswillbevoice
searches by2020”
- Comscore
keanan@alphaparticle.com
AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver

Why?
keanan@alphaparticle.com
AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver

You getoneanswer
keanan@alphaparticle.com
AlphaParticle
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So howdowe start?
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AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver

keanan@alphaparticle.com
AlphaParticle
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Astoryin 3 Parts
PostContent -> Audio
Bring the post content to connected devices
Taking itfurther with custom functionality

Part1 | Post Content->Audio
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AWS Polly forwordpress
ByAWS Labs,WP Engine

Whatisamazon polly?
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@kkoppenhaver
Automated audio player for published postcontent
Feed to turn posts into podcasts

Whatisamazon polly?
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AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver
Deep Learning
“WE live in Chicago” vs “We’re Live in chicago”
Dozens ofvoices and languages
Free for up to 5M characters per month onAWS
Free plan

DEMO
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AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver

Part2 | PostContent -> Devices
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@kkoppenhaver

Connected devices can have skills
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AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver
HelpsAmazonAlexaand Google home perform more
diverse tasks
Backed byeither a template (using existing infra)
or customapi endpoints (usingyour infra)

Skill-> Intent-> function -> Response
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AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver

Whatcan backupa function?
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AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver
Skilltemplate
AWS Lambda
Firebase
Customapi endpoints

Skilltemplate: Flash briefing
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AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver
“HEyalexa, what’s in the news?"
“JustaddWater…er, feed”
Audio feed or text feed, updated Hourly/Daily/
Weekly
This makes itvery easy to getaskillupand
running…ifyou do news

What ifyou don’tdo news?
keanan@alphaparticle.com
AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver

You canwrite custom skills
Yourself*
keanan@alphaparticle.com
AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver
*With someJavaor Python Knowledge anda
bunch of time spentreading documentation

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AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver

VoiceWP*
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*Use this instead

(Quick) DEMO
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Part 3 | None of theabove
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Custom google home skill
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@kkoppenhaver
CustomWPand WC RESTapi endpoints
Google -> Firebase Functions -> RESTAPI -> Firebase
-> Google Home
Some code to parse here…butyouasked for it

Whatdoes google do?
keanan@alphaparticle.com
AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver
Create skilland set up intents (What’s on sale,
Whatare the hours?)
Pass everything (once parsed) to firebase
functions

Whatdoes Firebase do?
keanan@alphaparticle.com
AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver
Decideswhatwe’re trying to do
Passes intent,along with anyparameters to
endpoints (WC/WP)

{{ CODE }}
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AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver

WhatdoesWordPress do?
keanan@alphaparticle.com
AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver

<!— ENDPOINTS —>
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AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver

Whatdoes Firebase do?
keanan@alphaparticle.com
AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver
Waits for data
Builds thevoice response For google home

Help google speak
keanan@alphaparticle.com
AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver
Can return text or can return speech synthesis
markup language (Ssml)
SSMLcan helpwith awkward cadence or bad
interpretation (numbers, tone, etc)
Response is spoken out to the user

<speak>
<say-as interpret-as="cardinal">12345</say-as>
</speak>
keanan@alphaparticle.com
AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver

<speak>
Step 1, takeadeep breath. <break time="200ms"/>
Step 2, exhale.
Step 3, take adeep breathagain. <breakstrength="weak"/>
Step 4, exhale.
</speak>
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AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver

<speak>
Iwantto tellyouasecret.
<amazon:effectname="whispered">Iam notareal
human.</amazon:effect>.
Canyou believe it?
</speak>
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AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver

<say-as interpret-as="expletive">
keanan@alphaparticle.com
AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver

(Final) Demo
HeyGoogle, OpenAcmeWidgetCatalog
HeyGoogle askacmewidgetcatalogwhat
are the store hours
Heygoogle askacmewidgetcatalogwhat’s
on sale
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AlphaParticle
@kkoppenhaver

Questions?
@kkoppenhaver
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alphaparticle.com/wcchi

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1. Voice is the newkeyboard:Voice interfaces in 2018and beyond Keanan Koppenhaver CTO, Alpha Particle keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

2. @kkoppenhaver keanan@alphaparticle.com alphaparticle.com/wcchi

3. Current: “35.6 millionAmericanswillusea voice-activatedassistantdeviceat leastonceamonth.” - emarketer keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

4. Future: “50% of allsearcheswillbevoice searches by2020” - Comscore keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

5. Why? keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

6. You getoneanswer keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

7. So howdowe start? keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

8. keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver Astoryin 3 Parts PostContent -> Audio Bring the post content to connected devices Taking itfurther with custom functionality

9. Part1 | Post Content->Audio keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

10. keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver AWS Polly forwordpress ByAWS Labs,WP Engine

11. Whatisamazon polly? keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver Automated audio player for published postcontent Feed to turn posts into podcasts

12. Whatisamazon polly? keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver Deep Learning “WE live in Chicago” vs “We’re Live in chicago” Dozens ofvoices and languages Free for up to 5M characters per month onAWS Free plan

13. DEMO keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

14. Part2 | PostContent -> Devices keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

15. Connected devices can have skills keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver HelpsAmazonAlexaand Google home perform more diverse tasks Backed byeither a template (using existing infra) or customapi endpoints (usingyour infra)

16. Skill-> Intent-> function -> Response keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

17. Whatcan backupa function? keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver Skilltemplate AWS Lambda Firebase Customapi endpoints

18. Skilltemplate: Flash briefing keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver “HEyalexa, what’s in the news?" “JustaddWater…er, feed” Audio feed or text feed, updated Hourly/Daily/ Weekly This makes itvery easy to getaskillupand running…ifyou do news

19. DEMO keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

20. What ifyou don’tdo news? keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

21. You canwrite custom skills Yourself* keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver *With someJavaor Python Knowledge anda bunch of time spentreading documentation

22. keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

23. VoiceWP* keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver *Use this instead

24. (Quick) DEMO keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

25. keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

26. Part 3 | None of theabove keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

27. Custom google home skill keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver CustomWPand WC RESTapi endpoints Google -> Firebase Functions -> RESTAPI -> Firebase -> Google Home Some code to parse here…butyouasked for it

28. Whatdoes google do? keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver Create skilland set up intents (What’s on sale, Whatare the hours?) Pass everything (once parsed) to firebase functions

29. Whatdoes Firebase do? keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver Decideswhatwe’re trying to do Passes intent,along with anyparameters to endpoints (WC/WP)

30. {{ CODE }} keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

31. WhatdoesWordPress do? keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

32. <!— ENDPOINTS —> keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

33. Whatdoes Firebase do? keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver Waits for data Builds thevoice response For google home

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35. <speak> <say-as interpret-as="cardinal">12345</say-as> </speak> keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

36. <speak> Step 1, takeadeep breath. <break time="200ms"/> Step 2, exhale. Step 3, take adeep breathagain. <breakstrength="weak"/> Step 4, exhale. </speak> keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

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39. (Final) Demo HeyGoogle, OpenAcmeWidgetCatalog HeyGoogle askacmewidgetcatalogwhat are the store hours Heygoogle askacmewidgetcatalogwhat’s on sale keanan@alphaparticle.com AlphaParticle @kkoppenhaver

40. Questions? @kkoppenhaver keanan@alphaparticle.com alphaparticle.com/wcchi

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