Vocal mouse control
posted Oct 10th 2008 8:51am by Caleb Kraftfiled under: Medical hacks, news, peripherals hacks
Absolutely fascinating. The University of Washington is developing a vocally controled mouse interface. We’ve seen vocal control of the computer before, but it is usally responding to specific commands and words to carry out tasks such as opening files. This system uses different vowels and sounds to create cursor motion. You can see the same system used in the video above to control a robot arm as well.
[via BotJunkie]
