Just wonder whenever someone had experimented with use of constructed or just uncommon languages for such purposes. Such approach is certainly not consumer-frie

Just wonder whenever someone had experimented with use of constructed or just uncommon languages for such purposes. Such approach is certainly not consumer-friendly, but fun nonetheless. Say, a geeky enough person could use Esperanto or Lojban to control always-listening home automation without worrying too much it'll accidentally get unintended commands. Or, maybe, not a general purpose conlang, but a specially constructed one tailored just to quickly express the necessary concepts to machine.