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Voice Bot Automation

Author(s) Naveen Kumar, D. Manogna, D. Sharanya, K. Pavani, R. Sravya Deva Krupa
Country India
Abstract Voice Bot Automation System is an important object-oriented concept whereby it is possible to conceal its complexities in processing, leaving only its main characteristics accessible to the user. In this system, users can only interact with it through voice commands without being aware of how it processes them. Voice Bot Automation System is an important object-oriented concept whereby it is possible to conceal its complexities in processing, leaving only its main characteristics accessible to the user [1]. In this system, users can only interact with it through voice commands without being aware of how it processes them. These activities involve sophisticated technologies such as speech recognition and natural processing [2] .

Internally, abstraction is accomplished through various modules such as the Speech Service, NLP Processor, Task Manager, and Text to Speech Service, each of which deals with a particular process. These modules offer simple functions such as speech to text using the To() method, but they do not expose their internal implementation details. This way, the system can be better organized, improved in scalability, and made easier to maintain. Internally, abstraction is accomplished through various modules such as the Speech Service, NLP Processor, Task Manager, and Text to Speech Service. This improves scalability and maintainability of the system [15] .
Keywords Voice Bot Automation, Speech Recognition, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Speech-to-Text (STT), Text-to-Speech (TTS), Human-Computer Interaction, Intelligent Virtual Assistant, Machine Learning, API Integration.
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Published In Volume 17, Issue 1, January-June 2026
Published On 2026-04-12
Cite This Voice Bot Automation - Naveen Kumar, D. Manogna, D. Sharanya, K. Pavani, R. Sravya Deva Krupa - IJAIDR Volume 17, Issue 1, January-June 2026.
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