Collect the short commands, confirmations, numbers, item codes, accents, headsets, and noise conditions that voice-picking and industrial speech systems encounter on the floor.
A one-word location code or quantity has little linguistic context to rescue a recognition error. The data specification therefore needs hard contrasts, spoken numbers, letter sequences, device variation, and the noise conditions that mask consonants.
The first collection can be a small evaluation set used to identify the weakest accents, commands, and environments before a larger training order.
Use the free worksheet to define coverage, rights, delivery fields, held-out rules, and acceptance tests before requesting a collection plan.
Build a dataset specificationRequest a representative noisy-command sample. The team selects an example after reviewing your language, headset, and operating environment.
Enter your work email and verify it with a 6-digit code. An admin then reviews the request and sends a relevant sample manually within two business days. Use the optional field to name the language, channel, or condition you need to inspect.
Send the language, channel, volume, annotation, and timing you know. The quote form opens directly in project-brief mode.
