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Like what do they imagine voice really doing for CAD programs or Excel, ERP, video editing... at least I guess in Photoshop you could switch tools with voice wi
by Avshalom 7y ago
Like what do they imagine voice really doing for CAD programs or Excel, ERP, video editing... at least I guess in Photoshop you could switch tools with voice with out moving the brush but that's not that compelling as an example of voice-for-complex-tasks.
- gmueckl 7y agoIt depends on the task and the UI. In some tools like CAD I need to switch tools a lot: add an element to sketch, constrain it, repeat. Switch back imto 3D, pick new construction plane, etc... most tools have pretty distinct names and could be called out faster than doing the mouse acrobatics. We aren't used to talking to things instead of humans. But I think that voice input would be the next logical step beyond the search bars for progran features that have been showing up in the last few years. These search bars are halfway to freeform textual commands. Entering such commands by voice is then mostly bashing together existing technology to make something new.
- NikkiA 7y ago<select item> "dimension as 20 millimeters and make reference" <select next item> "rotate 90 degrees and scale to radius 100 millimeters" sounds to me that it would make CAD far less dependant on context switches between mouse/puck/pen and keyboard than it is.