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Microsoft Believes Speech Recognition Will Be as Significant as Multitouch | |
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| Time: 12:12 EST/17:12 GMT | News Source: MaximumPC | Posted By: Kenneth van Surksum | ||
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The infatuation never ends. Microsoft is letting it be known that it still feels a part of any new user interface technology will have to include speech recognition. Zig Serafin of Microsoft tells us: "Voice is the new touch. It's the natural evolution from keyboards and touch screens. Today, speech is rapidly becoming an expected part of our everyday experience across a variety of devices." | ||
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| #1 By bluvg (1854 Posts) at 11/3/2009 3:46:47 PM |
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I think the comments listed there kind of miss the point about speech recognition and UI, assuming that speech recognition will be used to drive current GUI concepts rather than a speech-oriented UI (i.e., non-GUI). Of course I'm not going to be telling my computer "resize my window three hundred by six hundred" because... there's not going to be a window.
On the other hand, the comments about privacy and noise are spot-on. Interestingly, we have the technology to beam-form sound directly to our ears... yet we don't have that capability over our mouths. There are some experiments with sub-vocalized commands for UIs, along with the utopian "thought-control" UI (hope you can think clearly!), but speech recognition by itself will likely remain a niche UI. |
| #2 By anonymuos (22 Posts) at 11/4/2009 12:21:21 AM |
| At least make the Mike and Mary SAPI text to speech voices MS on Windows 7. |
| #3 By bobsireno (1367 Posts) at 11/4/2009 1:19:32 PM |
| #1: If there will be no window how will I know when it blue screens? |
| #4 By bluvg (1854 Posts) at 11/4/2009 4:42:55 PM |
| #4: you've never heard blues before? :P |
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