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This looks interesting, I'll have look later. Thanks for reminding me of Dragon by Nuance. I first saw Dragon being used by a quadriplegic guy I used to work f
by TheSpiceIsLife 9y ago
This looks interesting, I'll have look later.
Thanks for reminding me of Dragon by Nuance. I first saw Dragon being used by a quadriplegic guy I used to work for. This was ~10 years ago, he had a bit of a speech impediment too and it worked reasonably well.
I occasionally think about Dragon and think it might be useful in my 2D CAD and laser cutter workflow. It actually seems reasonably priced, so maybe I'll give it a whirl.
- lunixbochs 9y agoWhen I say "fast and powerful", I mean what I've built which can use Dragon as a backend, not Dragon itself. Their user-facing command system is very limited (single trigger phrase, bad support for passing arguments to commands, must pause after talking). I have continuous recursive command recognition (you can say hundreds of commands in a minute, my record for perfect accuracy is ~280) and a command system that is leagues beyond Dragon's (and it's free on top of Dragon). I plan to build/support professional workflows like CAD. I'd love to hear about your needs. I strongly believe eye + voice can greatly surpass keyboard/mouse in many environments.
- TheSpiceIsLife 9y agoI’ve sent an email to the one listed in your profile. Thanks.