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Text to speech (TTS) in practice: where artificial voices can be useful

Imagine using a navigation app in your car - the friendly voice that shows you the way is often an example of text to speech in action. Or think of your smart speaker at home that reads out messages or answers your questions - TTS is often used here too.

But the areas of application are even broader:

  • Reading aloud for everyone: people with visual impairments or learning difficulties use TTS to have texts from websites, e-books or documents read aloud to them, making it easier to access information.
  • Quick information on the go: In news apps or for short updates, TTS can help you quickly grasp the most important information without having to read everything - ideal if you don't have your hands free.
  • Automated responses: Chatbots on websites or in apps use TTS to respond quickly and automatically to frequently asked questions and thus support customer service.
  • Learning with audio: In learning programs or e-learning courses, TTS can supplement texts and make it easier to understand the material by listening to it.
  • Announcements: TTS systems are used for automatic announcements at train stations, airports or in public buildings.

These examples show how TTS can be practical and helpful in many areas of our lives, especially when it comes to providing information quickly or accessibility. Please do not hesitate to contact us at any time for individual inquiries.