Smart TV and set-top help
Viewers ask how to use features with the remote’s voice button.
Device makers (OEM) · Cars, TVs, wearables and appliances
Wearable voice assistant
Watches and earbuds answer simple requests on the device.
- Wearable
- Works offline
Wearable assistantOn this device · no internet needed
How far did I walk today?
From the step counter on your watch.
Start a 20-minute run timer.
Run timer started for 20 minutes. I’ll buzz at the halfway point.
Turn on noise cancelling.
Noise cancelling is on.
The problem
Wearables often have no direct connection and rely on a paired phone. Cloud voice features drain battery and fail when the phone is out of range. Users want quick answers about their own activity and settings.
Who uses it
Watch, earbud and fitness device makers.
What you train it on
- Device features and settings
- Activity metric definitions
- Quick guides
How it works on the device
- 1
A small model for small devices
A compact model is fitted to the wearable’s chip and battery budget.
- 2
Answers from the device’s own data
Activity and settings questions are answered from data already on the device.
- 3
Updated through the companion app
Updates arrive through your companion app or your own channel.
Why it runs on the device
Works without the phone
Answers come from the watch itself.
Private
Health and activity data stays on the device.
Battery friendly
Short on-device answers instead of constant cloud calls.
Questions
Sizing is checked per SKU in the evaluation phase. Some features may run on the paired phone instead.
Not for answering questions. What you sync elsewhere follows your own app’s rules.
No. It reports the device’s own measurements and settings.
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