US publisher adopts realistic voice technology


  • TECH
  • Friday, 09 Aug 2019

Success magazine uses BlueToad technology, which has more-realistic automated voices to 'read' stories to users. — BlueToad/TNS

An Orlando digital publisher has adopted technology distributed by Amazon that makes the stilted robotic voices often associated with text-to-speech services sound more natural.

BlueToad, which publishes digital versions of physical publications for its clients, was recently selected as one of the first companies to use Amazon’s Polly service.

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