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> Turn on the windshield wipers "Can't open the trunk with the car in movement." Clicking a button is orders of magnitude faster than casting a spell. Voice c

• brushfoot 4y ago
  > Clicking a button is orders of magnitude faster than casting a spell. It depends on how many buttons there are and how familiar the driver is with them. I like not having to remember/look for the positions of analog buttons on the dash. > Voice controls fail more often than analog controls break. I haven't had a voice control failure, but any system can be designed with varying degrees of reliability. CUIs have a lot to offer in the way of safety and convenience.
  • ryanbrunner 4y ago
    > It depends on how many buttons there are and how familiar the driver is with them. I like not having to remember/look for the positions of analog buttons on the dash. If it's your car, this problem will solve itself for you in short order. There's not that many functions that a dashboard needs to do that you won't familiarize yourself with it in a month or two of driving. Look to a computer for an example, some shortcuts that you probably use on your keyboard are downright arcane, but because you use it so frequently it's probably natural.