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Orbita and ERT Collaborate to Optimize Data Capture, Insights for Pharmaceutical and Device Trials via Amazon Echo-based Voice Assistants

According to Harry Wang, senior director of research at Parks Associates, ?Voice-based UI innovations have huge implications for the healthcare industry, particularly in areas where patient participation, interaction, and engagement is critical to the market success of digital health solutions and services. This collaboration between Orbita and ERT is a clear example of voice recognition technology's potential in healthcare and we expect many more use cases that incorporate voice UI to emerge."

From the press release "Orbita and ERT Collaborate to Optimize Data Capture, Insights for Pharmaceutical and Device Trials via Amazon Echo-based Voice Assistants."

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