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Interesting. I have the same conclusion and working on my idea. Which app are you working on?
by wangii 10y ago
Interesting. I have the same conclusion and working on my idea. Which app are you working on?
- mack73 10y agoThe achiles heel for voice-driven UI though is there is no silent mode. Don't you therefor have to create both a GUI and a VUI?
- wangii 10y agoI'm tired of graphics in small screen. I believe millions would agree with me. So no GUI is not a big deal.
- jevinskie 10y agoHmm... perhaps a braille terminal with two-four characters on the bottom of a wrist watch?
- krallja 10y agoBr ai ll e is re ad li ke En gl is h: by th e sh ap e of a wo rd or se t ph ra se .
- musesum 10y agoYes, I noticed my friend using voiceover in situations that would normally warrant silent operation. White cane allows him some slack. Am attempting a universal product. So, a two part workaround: 1) use voiceover when headphones are connected 2) use tapic engine for clues about marked events This year, pervasive Bluetooth headsets make 1) a lot more viable. Because sighted users may use headsets a bit less, have also included graphic cues. "VUI" - first time I've heard of a VUI. Like it.
- musesum 10y agoI'm developing a productivity app on an Apple WatchOS3, using STT, TTS, and taptic engine. Turns out that applying the same limited interaction area on the iPhone eliminates the need for "reachability". How about you?
- wangii 10y agoWe developed Vorail for bind people. it turns out they really like it. I've finished a prototype on Android to examine the idea of "Sound Virtual Reality". Apart fro the fancy name, it plays multiple streams of audio on different direction (left, front, and right), and allows users to swipe on screens to "move" around.