A repository for demos illustrating features of the Web Speech API. See Web_Speech_API for more details.
Tap the screen then say a colour — the grammar string contains a large number of HTML keywords to choose from, although we've removed most of the multiple word colors to remove ambiguity. We did keep goldenrod, cos, well.
This current works only on Chrome/Chrome Mobile. To get this code running successfully, you'll need to run the code through a web server (localhost will work.)
Speak the phrase and then see if the recognition engine successfully recognises it — this is another demo that relies on speech recognition, written for a research team at the University of Nebraska at Kearney.
This current works only on Chrome/Chrome Mobile. To get this code running successfully, you'll need to run the code through a web server (localhost will work.)
Type words in the input then submit the form to hear it spoken. You can also select the different voices available on the system, and alter the rate and pitch.
This currently works in Chrome and Firefox.