Ddos Mozilla’s all hands conference in 2018 is being held in San Francisco, and a briefing on its official website recently revealed that Mozilla is discussing the development of a voice web browser. According to the information, the speaker Tamara Hills will share the topic of ” Technical Stack Requirements for a Voice Browser “. He wrote in the abstract that with the Scout application, we can browse the web and get the content of the web page through voice.
The implication seems to be that Scout is actually a “voice web browser.” “With the Scout app, we start to explore browsing and consuming content with voice. This talk will discuss the architecture and key components needed for a voice platform, the required capabilities of those components and the challenges of working with the limitations and confines of existing platforms.”
Does this remind you of the interactive scenes of various voice assistants and smart speakers that are becoming more popular nowadays? In the context of artificial intelligence making voice interaction technology and the market more and more mature, Mozilla’s move is expected to open up a new way of surfing the Internet, and it will also be a powerful weapon for its market share of Firefox and Google Chrome browsers.
According to the CNET, Mozilla will not disclose specific details of the projects that are still in the early stages but said that they use the internal all-hands conference to discuss, plan and build for the future, and look forward to further progress in the related discussions. public.
In other words, whether or not the voice web browser can be formed and the product form is still to be determined.
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