New Smart Mouse uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Voice Recognition Technology to Improve Business Productivity
Oct 4, 2022
Computing and Communication Made Easy
Menlo Park, California Oct 3, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - CalReps LLC announces the US launch of the Smart AI Mouse based on voice recognition technology. This feature is increasingly used by major operating systems and has already been integrated into many devices. E.g., Alexa, Google Assist, Siri, etc. all provide easy, convenient speedy access to functionality. Many apps also offer this feature.
As Forbes magazine writes, "According to tech pros, using voice assistants could bring real improvement to workplace efficiency."1 It is estimated that by 2022 143 million homes will have some voice-activated device in their home.2
The Smart AI Mouse follows this trend and makes computing, communication, and navigation easier and more convenient with improved speed. Compatible with PC or MAC, the Smart AI Mouse has three unique voice-driven functions. The first: speak into the mouse and it will type text into your application with tested speeds faster than you can type (Like any voice app, Siri, Alexa. Google Assist, etc the mouse must get used to your voice. So, so edits are necessary initially). Second: select the text and then press a button to translate the selected passage into one of 115 languages (pre-selected before text selection) using Google Translate. Third: Speak to search the Internet. All of this is accomplished through voice commands. The result is a major improvement in productivity.
The Smart AI Mouse connects to your device through Bluetooth (BT) A dongle for BT connectivity is included in the package. The ergonomically designed mouse is compatible with PC and MAC and works with all data applications. The installation software (one-time) can be downloaded from the specified website. The mouse is available in two colors: black and white. The Smart Mouse is a collaboration with an Asian manufacturer, whose app is used for installation. This product is ideal for business users who frequently write reports, articles, numerous emails, take meeting notes, etc. The mouse is charged through a USB.
"The use of the Smart AI Mouse with these functions in one small device will improve business productivity greatly, especially where data entry is a major factor," said Randy Kemps VP of Sales at CalReps LLC. "It also helps to improve international communication." The Smart Mouse is available at a growing list of online stores such as thesmartaimouse.com, amazon.com, walmart.com, bonanza.com, and others. Many specialist computer resellers will be carrying the product shortly.
CalReps is an international distributor of unique and innovative products. These products are ahead of the curve and represent the latest technologies. Products are sourced from Europe and Asia, chosen for their innovation and product quality.
Contact: Randy Kemps
CalReps LLC
Tel: 650 283 4638
Email: [email protected]
Source :CalReps LLC
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