Fun new ways developers are experimenting with voice interaction

Voice interaction is gaining traction as a way to simplify technology use, and tools like Dialogflow, Actions on Google, and the Speech Synthesis API are making it more accessible for developers to create voice-based experiences. Voice Experiments, introduced by Amit Pitaru from Creative Lab, highlights innovative uses of voice interaction in areas such as music, gaming, and storytelling. Examples include MixLab for music creation using voice commands, Mystery Animal for a new twist on classic games, and Story Speaker for interactive storytelling via Google Docs without needing to code. These experiments can be accessed through Google Assistant on various devices including phones and Google Home, or through web browsers like Chrome. As voice interaction is still in its early stages, developers are encouraged to explore these experiments or contribute their own at g.co/VoiceExperiments.