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“Alexa, Open Autoglass®…”: Autoglass® Launches New Booking App Using Amazon Alexa Voice Technology.

by The Gurus
December 20, 2018
in Featured, The Internet of Things
“Alexa, Open Autoglass®…”: Autoglass® Launches New Booking App Using Amazon Alexa Voice Technology.
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Autoglass®, the UK’s leading vehicle glass repair and replacement company, has launched a new voice assistant skill using Amazon’s Alexa to allow customers to notify Autoglass® of vehicle glass and body damage in a completely new, hands-free and convenient way.

Alexa is Amazon’s voice-control system that is built into every Amazon Echo smart speaker that uses Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) technology to convert spoken words into text. Smart speaker users can download the new skill and ask Alexa to make a booking with Autoglass® and Autoglass® BodyRepair. The technology, which took nine months to develop, can enable customers to request an appointment based on their availability and ask questions about the service.

Ed Colley, Head of Digital at Autoglass® says:

“Technology is rapidly evolving and changing our daily lives, so as a business it is important that we adapt to the needs of our customers. Over 30 million smart speakers were sold globally last year and that is expected to double this year given the exploding rate of consumer adoption for voice technology. We want to be wherever our customers are digitally, to ensure that booking an appointment and interacting with Autoglass® is as easy as possible.

“Internet of Things technology is predominantly used in the home or on smartphones, but it has huge potential in the future to extend to connected cars. We’re investing in voice-enabled systems now to ensure that we are at the forefront of the market as the technology evolves and the adoption rate increases further. I’m delighted that Autoglass® is the UK’s first vehicle glass repair and replacement company to offer this service to our customers.”

The Alexa skill was built through a collaborative process and is now live for customers to download. The new skill underlines the continued investment by Autoglass® into smart technologies. It follows the successful trial earlier this year using artificial intelligence to process customer-uploaded images and assess the severity of vehicle glass damage, with over 80% accuracy.

Autoglass® will be working to continually develop the Alexa skill based on feedback and testing by customers as the technology learns.

For more information, please visit www.autoglass.co.uk.

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