From 2012, when Apple introduced its groundbreaking smart voice assistant, Siri, it was hard to imagine that voice technology would eventually become such a common feature. At the time, Siri was seen as a revolutionary "black tech" innovation, but over the years, it has gradually lost its shine and now functions more like a rarely used convenience tool. Looking back at the development of intelligent voice technology, companies that focused on improving voice recognition accuracy have made significant progress. However, the core AI learning capabilities—essential for true intelligence—have remained a major challenge.
Six 55-inch Internet TV Voice Measured Meanwhile, in China's booming internet TV market, the integration of intelligent voice technology has become a key differentiator. Most internet TV products today rely on voice control systems developed by institutions like HKUST. Despite this, there are still notable differences in how well these systems perform. As users increasingly expect smarter, more responsive voice assistants, what kind of experience can Chinese internet TVs offer? Today, we take you through our evaluation of six smart voice systems across internet TVs to find out. The voice test is all in the video — and there’s a surprise waiting for you. In this review, we tested six models: Hisense VIDAA LED55V1UCZ, Xiaomi TV 4 55 inch, Mini Whale TV 2 generation 55 inch, Zushi X55Q, Cool open 55A3, and PPTV N55—all equipped with AI voice technology. We simulated real-life user scenarios, testing them with various commands including keywords, on-demand videos, and multi-level fuzzy instructions to see if they truly meet everyday needs. During the comparison, we created 11 commonly used questions from different angles, ensuring a comprehensive test. All tests were conducted in the same quiet environment, and we recorded the responses using video and data analysis. This way, we can provide a clearer and more intuitive reference for the voice recognition accuracy and overall intelligence level of each TV model. Whether you're looking to upgrade your home entertainment system or just curious about the current state of smart voice tech, this review has something for everyone.
Six 55-inch Internet TV Voice Measured Meanwhile, in China's booming internet TV market, the integration of intelligent voice technology has become a key differentiator. Most internet TV products today rely on voice control systems developed by institutions like HKUST. Despite this, there are still notable differences in how well these systems perform. As users increasingly expect smarter, more responsive voice assistants, what kind of experience can Chinese internet TVs offer? Today, we take you through our evaluation of six smart voice systems across internet TVs to find out. The voice test is all in the video — and there’s a surprise waiting for you. In this review, we tested six models: Hisense VIDAA LED55V1UCZ, Xiaomi TV 4 55 inch, Mini Whale TV 2 generation 55 inch, Zushi X55Q, Cool open 55A3, and PPTV N55—all equipped with AI voice technology. We simulated real-life user scenarios, testing them with various commands including keywords, on-demand videos, and multi-level fuzzy instructions to see if they truly meet everyday needs. During the comparison, we created 11 commonly used questions from different angles, ensuring a comprehensive test. All tests were conducted in the same quiet environment, and we recorded the responses using video and data analysis. This way, we can provide a clearer and more intuitive reference for the voice recognition accuracy and overall intelligence level of each TV model. Whether you're looking to upgrade your home entertainment system or just curious about the current state of smart voice tech, this review has something for everyone.
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