Review spoken requests before searching

Microphone access or saved audio does not establish speech recognition or video search. Confirm both services, let the user inspect the transcript and interpreted filters, and provide a text alternative when noise or names cause errors.

Catalog workflow. Confirm detector availability, permitted use and event delivery for the proposed deployment. Website examples are illustrative.

Assess voice-search requirements

Illustrative spoken-query transcript awaiting user confirmation

Example

Without IVISIONStandard CCTV feed

With IVISIONIllustrative event overlay

The Process

How It Works

Transcription and retrieval are separate stages Reduce ambiguity in spoken search requests.

Prepare the view

Obtain deliberate microphone input in an approved setting.

Assess the observation

Review and correct the transcript.

Review the evidence

Confirm supported filters and inspect retrieved evidence.

Choose a response

Use typed search when audio or interpretation is unreliable.

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Dimension	Voice-based video search	Natural-language video search
Observation	A spoken request converted to a transcript and supported query.	A user’s authorized request mapped to available searchable fields or visual classes.
Event criteria	Verified speech and search services process an authorized request.	A verified search service translates and executes supported criteria.
Monitoring setup	Confirm language, device, transcript correction and permissions.	Confirm vocabulary, time scope, permissions and unsupported-query handling.
What it cannot establish	Cannot guarantee transcription, supported intent or hands-free safety.	Cannot infer intent, recover unseen events or guarantee semantic understanding.
Practical outcome	Make spoken search reviewable rather than silently trusting transcription.	Help reviewers express a search question while checking how it is interpreted.