Amazon Alexa Can Now Recognize Multiple User Voices

Amazon Alexa is getting better and better with every update. It is trying to compete and come to the level of Google’s AI-powered speakers. It has some really amazing features like access to Google calendar, Multi-room audio and much more. To compete its competitor, Amazon has launched one of the same and interesting features which Google speakers have launched in April i.e. ability to recognize different voices. It lets you set up multiple user accounts. The multiple voice recognition feature is going to make every amazon echo users life easy, especially who have to share their speaker with other people. This feature will help in recognizing voices to be certain tasks like making a call, route messages, flash briefing, music playlist access and even shopping.

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A few days back the company has rolled out the feature of customisation voice detection. This means if there are many users in a home then each individual will get personalized experience based on their voice recognition. They will get curated music list, shopping list, call directory and everything. The personalized voice profile feature is now available on Echo, Echo Show, Echo Dot devices but currently, Fire TV remote and the Amazon Tap do not support voice profiles.  

They now deliver personally tailored responses to each individual of a family. To activate this feature you have to go to app setting of Alexa, then click on your voice after that you will have to read about ten phrases which will let Alexa recognize your voice. The data is then stored in the cloud and will be used by the Alexa devices. Alexa delivers personalized results after recognition of the registered voice. The company even said that the voice recognition will get smarter over time. The multiple user features were available previously but the users had to switch between the accounts to use it.