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Voice Navigator

The Voice Navigator was the first voice recognition device for command and control of a graphical user interface (Patent no. 5377303). The system was… 
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1996
1996
Interactive electroacoustic performance transactional composition
1995
1995
On the user adaptive function of the multimedia learning system “The Technique of Gamelan - Music and Dance
Review
1995
Review
1995
A comparison of speech and mouse/keyboard GUI navigation
We compared two speaker-independent navigation systems (discrete and continuous) on eleven tasks, measuring accuracy, perceived… 
1993
1993
How well does voice interaction work in space?
The methods and results of an evaluation of the Voice Navigator software package are discussed. The first phase or ground phase… 
1993
1993
How well does voice interaction work in space?
Voice interaction can assist crewmembers in the space environment in completing tasks by allowing hands-free control of… 
1992
1992
A Virtual Environment System for Mission Planning
A key function of a mission planning system is to enhance and maintain situational awareness of planning personnel and aircrews… 
1990
1990
Performing Speech Recognition Research with HyperCard
In the Macintosh world of computing, HyperCard, an information management software package, has become a popular tool for… 
1990
1990
Spoken Input for Medical Diagnostic Systems.
Abstract One of the major limitations of decision support systems has been the flexibility of the user interface. One possible… 
1989
1989
Computer Technology and the Physically Disabled
Computer technology is providing diverse opportunities for businesses to increase productivity and revenue. In particular… 
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