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Google: Voice Search - Underwater
After months of research and development, working closely with Google's engineers, Sydney digital agency Mark's team devised and conducted a series of acoustic experiments in conjunction with Kite, Mark's in-house content
production wing. The idea was to trial Google Voice Search under extreme conditions. The Outback and the Great Barrier Reef were chosen for the first two locations in a series of four videos so far. One experiment took place in the middle of the desert in South Australia, using an Android phone and a pair of satellite dishes called 'parabolic mirrors'. The other happened at the bottom of the Coral Sea in Queensland – where the Android phone was connected to a special underwater communications device called a 'transducer'. At each location, the experiment was conducted first with Google's questions, then from user-generated submissions collected on Tourism Australia's Facebook page.
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