Voice Control on the iPhone 11 makes it possible to run your phone entirely hands‑free — tap, swipe, type, and interact with every visible control using only spoken commands — and with a little setup it can be both a powerful accessibility tool and a practical hands‑free workflow for everyday...
Will an individual with a severe disability be able to use the in-built speech recognition in Windows 7 to operate and control the PC totally hands free? Also, can the user create custom commands or macros for non Microsoft applications, such as in Firefox? Any information will be greatly...
The speech recognition in Win 7 is awesome
I wonder if there is a way to use custom voice commands
I create a custom voice command and link it to an .exe file or something like that
If I say NFS, It must launch my game :p
Like Sensiva(If you don't know it, try googling) :cool:
I love the speech recognition. It actually works, is useful, and is fun. But I would like to know if there is a way to customize the voice commands, such as addressing the computer as a name to activate it, instead of "Start listening" (nerdy, I know, but AWESOME). Or for further customization...
Is it possible to create custom commands for the speech recognition engine? For instance, can I create a command that will open my browser to a specific site or type my name (while not in "dictation" mode)?