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Nice, thanks for doing this! Are you aware of any sites using speech rec for e.g. page navigation?
by cjbprime 12y ago
Nice, thanks for doing this! Are you aware of any sites using speech rec for e.g. page navigation?
- zzmp 12y agoNo, but I think it's a great idea. If you end up using JuliusJS for this, please let me know. I still need to make some example applications to showcase what JuliusJS can do - I'll have them listed in the README when they're done. I also came across PocketSphinx, which has been around a little longer - that may have some users in the wild already, and I wouldn't be surprised if it was used for navigation somewhere. [PocketSphinx] https://github.com/syl22-00/pocketsphinx.js/ https://github.com/syl22-00/pocketsphinx.js/
- cjbprime 12y agoSounds good, thanks! Also, I think you'd get more interest here if there were a simple demo page that people could click through to -- that's the nice thing about JS, after all. Maybe something hosted on a github.io page that just transcribes into a textarea?
- WhitneyLand 12y agoYes, don't worry too much about fancy samples textarea would still be great. Nice work.
- Raphmedia 12y agoThis is the ultimate accessibility. Imagine a blind person speaking to the website and having the website talk back.
- ar7hur 12y agoThe PIA Chrome extension enables you to open and manage some sites with speech. It was done at a hackathon using wit.ai http://getpia.com http://getpia.com
- moron4hire 12y agoI'm using Chrome's speech recognition engine for a virtual reality in WebGL thing I'm building. It's a bit annoying, as it requires a network connection, and is rather buggy (I end up crashing Chrome about one ever ten sessions when using it, all of Chrome, every tab). Something like this would fit my needs a lot better.