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Wish there was a way to extend voice commands in the car... my own "Alexa skills" but for Tesla so to speak. Even if the only output could be a tweet sized tex
by whitej125 3y ago
Wish there was a way to extend voice commands in the car... my own "Alexa skills" but for Tesla so to speak. Even if the only output could be a tweet sized text box.
I would ask questions like... "what streets around here have parking meters" and give me a list to look out for.
Quick glance through the API docs and I'm not seeing it.
- pests 3y agoWhy not ask the phone you also have with you? Why does the car also need to be N assistant?
- izacus 3y agoThat would imply that Tesla would implement industry standard CarPlay/Android Auto support and we can't have that.
- yreg 3y agoCarPlay is irelevant for this use case. You can say Hey Siri/OK Google into the air and just state your request. The phone can connect to the audio system via Bluetooth just like in any other car.
- izacus 3y agoSo, experience with CarPlay/Auto: * Press speak button on the steering wheel, speak the query (via car microphone), hear answer via car stereo system with UI response rendered on cars' screen while having the ability to actually control apps on your phone which can then render on car screen. * Yell at your phone over the car noise and only hear response via audio link and have no ability to control the infotainment system or apps on the phone. Those are equivalent for you? :D
- yreg 3y agoHave you tried it? Siri hears me perfectly well in the car without having to yell. The car is rather silent afterall. (Siri is a bad assistant, but that's a separate problem.) CarPlay would be great but I don't see the relevance to this use case.
- pests 3y agoWhat? When you connect your phone to your car over bluetooth it uses the car microphone just like carplay or android auto would use. Why are you yelling at your phone over car noise?