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#### How the Web Speech API works
The WebSpeech API uses the device's native microphone system. When an utterance is recognized from a pre-defined grammar (see below), it is returned as a result (or list of results) as a text string, and callback functions can be provided to perform further actions.
The Web Speech API uses the device's native microphone system. When an utterance is recognized from a pre-defined grammar (see below), it is returned as a result (or list of results) as a text string, and callback functions can be provided to perform further actions.
#### How to use the SpeechRecognition API
#### How to use the Speech Recognition API
Here is a simple example of using the SpeechRecognition API. Note that the API is initated with the `new SpeechRecognition()` constructor, and starts when `recognition.start();` is called. It creates a transcript from what is received and then that is appended to the `<p class="transcript">` element. [Click here for a working demo of this code](https://codepen.io/ashwoodall/pen/MPeyRm).
Here is a simple example of using the Speech Recognition API. Note that the API is initated with the `new SpeechRecognition()` constructor, and starts when `recognition.start();` is called. It creates a transcript from what is received and then that is appended to the `<p class="transcript">` element. [Click here for a working demo of this code](https://codepen.io/ashwoodall/pen/MPeyRm).
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### IBM Watson Speech-to-Text API
IBM Watson Speech-to-Text uses machine learning to accurately predict speech in real time. Currently seven different languages are supported, as well as live voice and pre-recorded audio. The API can be used for free, or paid versions are available for larger scale apps.
The IBM Watson Speech-to-Text API uses machine learning to accurately predict speech in real time. Currently seven different languages are supported, as well as live voice and pre-recorded audio. The API can be used for free, or paid versions are available for larger scale apps.
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