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Application of Intelligent Voice Technology and Sensor Network in Production and Operation Management VR Intelligent Teaching System

Sijia Yang

Commercial College, Jiangxi Normal, University Science and Technology College, Gongqingcheng 332020, P. R. China

https://doi.org/10.1142/S0218539322500255Cited by:5 (Source: Crossref)

Abstract

In this paper, first, we discuss the status quo of research and development of intelligent speech technology and analyze the problems existing in today’s education. The second is to explain the related concepts of intelligent speech technology, and, at the same time, to conduct in-depth research on the intelligent speech technology tools used in the experimental research and the related functions of the educational applications cited in this research, and briefly describe the correlation between information education and language learning basic knowledge. Then we summarize the structure, attributes, scope and existing solutions to solve the energy efficiency of the sensor network, focus on the classification and analysis of the existing routing protocols of the wireless sensor network, and summarize the characteristics of the protocol. In addition, this paper conducts extensive research on the relationship between LEACH protocol cluster division and energy consumption. This paper focuses on the shortcomings of the mainstream virtual reality (VR) system creation method, and proposes a method of interactive design, which significantly reduces the threshold for creating VR content and improves the efficiency of VR creation. Wisdom teaching technology not only mobilizes the enthusiasm of students in learning, but also helps to improve the teaching effect. Finally, it summarizes the specific work and importance of the research, and shows the application and development prospects of intelligent teaching technology in future education. Through the research of intelligent voice technology and sensor network, this paper applies it to the VR intelligent teaching system, and promotes the development of the VR intelligent teaching system in future education.

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