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Hitachi Launches Voice Recognition Software for Switch 2 Devs to Incorporate in Games
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Hitachi launches voice recognition software for Switch 2 devs to incorporate in games
As part of an effort to allow for more voice based commands in games, Nintendo has partnered with Hitachi to launch a new version of the “Ruby Spotter” voice command recognition software for developers. Previously available in cars, industrial equipment, and navigational devices, Ruby Spotter will make use of the Switch 2’s built-in microphone to enable players to interact with their games in a new fashion. Boasting support for over 40 languages…
HardwareHitachi Solutions Technology launches Ruby Spotter, a software designed to integrate voice control with Nintendo Switch 2 games via the built-in console microphone.
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