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Nobel Systems’ GeoViewer Now Works with Siri

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Nobel Systems announces the latest version of GeoViewer now works with Apple’s IOS Siri voice assistant.

Operations management workers can input voice commands and queries to GeoViewer using Siri. The commands or queries can be edited manually with a device’s text editor.

The integration with Siri’s speech recognization and natural language processing enables easier workflow while in the field to process work orders.

The voice assistant integration also works with GeoViewer’s many other operations facets, including module Leaks Collections, DigMark, Valve Isolation and Exercising, and Hydrant Flushing. Siri can also be used with billing and labor and equipment tracking.

Watch the video below to see how it works.

 

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