11. The computer-generated speech device of claim 10 , wherein the speech engine: converts the determined root cause to computer-generated speech; and broadcasts the computer-generated speech using the speaker component of the computer-generated speech device.
10. A computer-generated speech device for site survey, comprising: a location engine to: determine a location of the computer-generated speech device at a site, wherein the site includes a plurality of regions; and determine a location of a plurality of nodes at the site; a solution engine to: identify an event, among a plurality of events, wherein the event is associated with a node among the plurality of nodes using input data associated with the node; prioritize the plurality of events based on level of criticality, region, and number of events in each region and select an event based on the prioritization; identify a new event that has not been previously a part of the plurality of events, wherein the new event occurs during the survey and/or maintenance of the site and prioritize the plurality of events including the new event; and determine directions to guide a user to the node associated with the selected event using the determined location of the computer-generated speech and the determined location of the node; a speech engine to: convert the identified event and determined directions to computer-generated speech; and broadcast the computer-generated speech and an alert in response to the priority of the new event using a speaker component of the computer-generated speech device; and a speech recognition engine to process a speech command to determine root cause of the event, received using a microphone component of the computer-generated speech device, wherein the solution engine, in response to the processed speech command, identifies if there is a change in a signal strength between historical data and current data of a node of the plurality of nodes and in response to identifying the change in the signal strength, determines the root cause of the event is a change in infrastructure, and in response to not identifying the change to the signal strength, identifies if there is a change in channel interference between the historical data and the current data of the node and in response to identifying there is a change in channel interference, determines the root cause of the event is an external system interfering at the same channel as the node.