cubytes
September 25th, 2007, 07:18 PM
voice recognition is an amazing technology, but why doesn't everyone use it then, well because it is a pain.
At first the voice recognition program will hardly be able to understand you, but after a while if you keep working with it, the program will understand almost ever word that comes out of your mouth.
However no matter how good the program there is no way around this and the simple fact that users are lazy and cheap is the main reason everyone isn't using it. Am I right?
Well I have come up with a way to make the voice recognition program more accessible to the majority of users, and that way is to visually represent the program as a 3D Avatar, that can be customized.
A 3D avatar will represent the voice recognition program, and the avatar will have a sort of xml database AI, that way the user and the avatar can chat with simple conversations, that will mimic more or less very crude command lines.
In addition to these crude command line conversations, the avatar will simplify the input of text into any field because it will animate and represent the voice recognition program.
Also this program will come with a lot of blue tooth support so any blue tooth hands free set can be automatically detected and used for input.
Another interesting aspect of using a 3D avatar and an xml database AI is to facilitate the interaction of the program and the user, this will help the program understand the user, in a way that would be more interesting then reading text to the program?
For starters the program can ask questions about the user:
-whats your name
-where are you from
-how would you read this sentence
-what does this sentence mean
-what is your favorite color
so on and so on
This will get the user to keep talking and if the user keeps talking then inevitably the program will learn more about the user and at the same be able to recognize more and more from the user.
The more the Avatar knows about the user the more help it will be, and the more the avatar understands, the more accurate the voice recognition will become!!!
At first the voice recognition program will hardly be able to understand you, but after a while if you keep working with it, the program will understand almost ever word that comes out of your mouth.
However no matter how good the program there is no way around this and the simple fact that users are lazy and cheap is the main reason everyone isn't using it. Am I right?
Well I have come up with a way to make the voice recognition program more accessible to the majority of users, and that way is to visually represent the program as a 3D Avatar, that can be customized.
A 3D avatar will represent the voice recognition program, and the avatar will have a sort of xml database AI, that way the user and the avatar can chat with simple conversations, that will mimic more or less very crude command lines.
In addition to these crude command line conversations, the avatar will simplify the input of text into any field because it will animate and represent the voice recognition program.
Also this program will come with a lot of blue tooth support so any blue tooth hands free set can be automatically detected and used for input.
Another interesting aspect of using a 3D avatar and an xml database AI is to facilitate the interaction of the program and the user, this will help the program understand the user, in a way that would be more interesting then reading text to the program?
For starters the program can ask questions about the user:
-whats your name
-where are you from
-how would you read this sentence
-what does this sentence mean
-what is your favorite color
so on and so on
This will get the user to keep talking and if the user keeps talking then inevitably the program will learn more about the user and at the same be able to recognize more and more from the user.
The more the Avatar knows about the user the more help it will be, and the more the avatar understands, the more accurate the voice recognition will become!!!