Alexa Browserhelp
Browse the web by voice on Chrome, using your Amazon Echo
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January 17, 2018
White-labeled version piloted in 30 U.S. schools
A white-labeled version of BrowserHelp was included in a pilot program for voice assistive technologies in primary school classrooms. The pilot program includes 30 regular and special needs primary schools across the U.S.
July 1, 2017
Launched Alexa BrowserHelp
I originally created Alexa BrowserHelp to make the web more accessible for the physically impaired, and it allows anyone to control their Chrome browser by voice interaction with an Amazon Echo. With superb voice recognition compared to existing accessibility tools which use you laptop's microphone, use voice commands to navigate through pages, history, and clickable links, search with Google, or quickly open predefined favourites.
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