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Example Applications
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Multimodal Navigation |
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"I’m at Notre Dame. Can you show me how to get to the Eiffel Tower?"
Imagine wandering the twisting streets of Paris in April. Using multimodal navigation, the subscriber can easily speak a request into the device without having to tap her starting and destination locations. She will then see a map on the screen, complete with highlighted path, and hear the directions read aloud, step by step...
Multimodal IM :: "Giggle" : ) |
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“Is Carolina online right now?”
Imagine how easy it would be to control your on-screen buddy list using your voice, say hi to your friends instantly, quickly dictate simple IMs and stop spending your time tapping on a tiny keypad. While walking down the street, you receive an IM, but not a typical IM. It’s a love note from your date, not only do you see the smiley face : ) but you also hear “Giggle!” Multimodality to go…
Multimodal FFA |
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Multimodal City Guide |
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"Dinner was great, now where we can go Salsa dancing?"
A post dinner must in Rio. Her multimodal city guide instantly delivers a list of the best Salsa clubs in the city. She can easily scroll the list of clubs and then ask, “Play some music from this club,” as she touches the name of her club of choice...
Multimodal PIM |
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“Uh oh, I forgot to email Bob his To Do list.”
Already on the road and forgot an email, happens almost every day. Now users can easily navigate their email box and on-screen calendar by voice commands, dictate simple email messages and combine clicks with spoken words to create a new appointment. Not only that, users can use their voice to navigate through their PIM menus and have information read back to them while simultaneously displayed on the screen. Multitaskers are us.
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"Show System Requirements for Part Number FA568-UB21"
Imagine the time saved by a field force worker using an x|mode enabled application. Instead of having to scroll around dozens of pages and use hundreds of key strokes to access information, he can simply speak the information he needs, including the otherwise annoying alphanumeric part and equipment numbers. The worker can also see the information on screen, whether it’s an image (blueprint, schematic, graph) or text information (inventory lists, order forms, operating instructions). Imagine saving 15 minutes a day, times hundreds of workers at an average of $15 per hour…!
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