McDonald’s Voice Order Video
Nice video of prototype McDonalds Voice Order. Imagine 3 of these side by side in a NYC McDonalds. Ambient noise level in a restaurant can easily hit 80 db (Noisy Planet NIH). This prototype Kiosk ordering has 99% accuracy because a human is in the loop on every order…
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Accents, dialects and languages are TBD but here is response.
It’s a nice demo albeit not a real restaurant with the typical ambient noise.
The usual questions regarding accents, dialects, languages along with noise come into play.
McDonald’s Kiosk Order from IYC on Vimeo.
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The average noise level in a McDonald’s restaurant can vary, but it is generally quite loud. According to a report by Noisy Planet, noise levels in restaurants can average 80 decibels (dBA) or higher, which is significantly louder than a typical conversation at about 60 dBA1. This level of noise can make it difficult for patrons to have conversations and may even pose a risk to hearing over prolonged exposure. It’s recommended to use earplugs or earmuffs in loud environments to protect your hearing.