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The 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?
by mack73 10y ago
The 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.