DeepBlue Informatics (DBI): Watson Assistant, Amazon Polly, and Note Vibes

DEEPBLUE INFORMATICS (DBI) COMMUNICATION TOOL
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Executive Summary Speech is the primary medium via which people communicate with each other in their daily lives. In the contemporary world, which is characterized by emerging technologies, however, the bulk of communication is now accomplished through interpreting the computer monitor, in addition to viewing and executing activities [1]. It entails a lot of time-consuming activities such as reading eBooks, emails, research papers, and browsing the internet. Nonetheless, the visually challenged people and those who have different accents in the state have difficulty connecting with computers and accessing DBI's services since an appropriate tool is not readily available. This paper presents a suitable tool for conversion of Text-To-Speech that can accommodate speech in an organization with customers who are visually impaired and those with different accents as a suitable answer to this challenge.  
Contents Executive Summary 2 Background 4 Details 4 Watson Assistant 5 Amazon Polly 6 Note Vibes 7 Conclusion 8 Recommendations 9 References 11  DeepBlue Informatics (DBI) Communication Tool Background When information is presented on a screen or printed, not everyone can read it. This might be because the individual is partially sighted or illiterate. Such individuals can be assisted by employing a Text-to-Speech System (TTS), which generates voice for the provided information instead of publishing or displaying it. A TTS system uses text content as input (mostly from websites, word processors, notepad, etc.) and converts it to an audio version, allowing one to hear what is written [2]. It recognizes what is presented on display and reads it aloud. A TTS program allows an individual to listen to computer text rather than read it. This implies that one can listen to their emails or read eBooks while doing something else, saving time. TTS may be utilized to overcome the ordinary public's literacy barrier and augment individual student tools, help customers by speaking in accents conversant with them, Interactive Voice Recognition systems, in addition to saving time and empowering the visually impaired population. Details To select the best contender to supply DBI needs, their capabilities will be evaluated per the following factors. First, comprehension of the output content. There should not be a significant difference in understandability levels between individuals who listen to TTS voice and those who read the article. Also, the voice speed will be a significant criterion in selecting the best supplier. The voice should neither be 'too fast' nor 'too slow,' but somewhat 'just right,' thus enabling users to comprehend the i...