March 2019
Children’s voices differ from adults both physically and behaviourally and that’s why Soapbox Labs has dedicated the last 6 years to developing speech recognition technology that actually works for younger kids. We license our best in class platform to partners across the education, language learning, toys, games and home device industries and offer the highest levels of accuracy and engagement with children as young as 3.
SoapBox Labs today announced a partnership with Microsoft in an effort to combat the growing global childhood literacy crisis... Read more here
SoapBox Labs, specialists in children’s speech recognition technology for the real world, partners with Lingumi to power automated assessments ... Read more here
We build speech recognition technology for children using state of the art, deep neural network machine learning and our proprietary, real-world kids speech dataset. Partners can choose to integrate either our online or offline kids speech recognition solutions, both of which use our proprietary models to offer the same high level of accuracy and performance.
Our online Cloud Based Web Service is scalable, robust and available across multiple regions. It delivers near real-time, accurate results across a wide variety of application areas and is easily integrated.
Our Edge AI solution delivers the same deep neural network approach delivering high accuracy, low latency performance offline, without the need for an internet connection.
Speech and pronunciation assessment for reading, fluency, and english language learning.
Conversation and engagement through entertainment and edutainment games, services and apps.
Voice enable home and smart IOT and AR/VR devices, interactive toys, robotics and games.
Voice interface as a support for assistive technologies.
As an independent speech technology company, we take our responsibility for safeguarding children’s voice data seriously and adhere to the highest data privacy standards. We are both COPPA and GDPR compliant and the voice data we gather is used for one purpose only, to improve the accuracy of the speech recognition services we provide.
